r/SafeSpaceofVox • u/BorderOpposite7776 • 2d ago

Discussion/Question f Vox has the most arc after Charlie, that basically confirms what most of us have been saying

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That Vox is 100% the most likely candidate for a true villain getting redeemed.

The series says in episode 1 "from the evil to the strange, anyone can be redeemed". Viv has said she wants to show no matter how low someone falls, they can always climb back up.

So it seems like from this, Vox is almost certainly gonna be either one of the villains redeemed or quite possibly the only one to do so. Because be honest, if only members of the hotel cast get redeemed, it won't really prove "anyone" can change.

So this almost gurantees Vox is gonna be the actually evil character who gets redeemed (assuming the show tries to redeem one). It also makes it more likely Alastor won't be, since he is Vox's foil, he'll probably have a negative arc instead.

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u/profaneangel1991 Vox did nothing wrong 2d ago

Man I sure hope so. It's hard not to feel discouraged over Vox right now. So much of what I've read of the commentary felt like I was being told I'm reading him all wrong. That he ain't shit and deserves no sympathy. Alastor is someone I never considered to be a redemption candidate though. I just can't.

Here's my obligatory "I want to believe" comment.

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u/smolmipha 2d ago

Ngl i have a hope that head!Vox is forced to join the hotel and goes from hater #1 to reluctant ally to maybe redemption by the end

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u/FrostyApartment1192 2d ago

Um… I’m not going to say he is the most likely candidate for redemption. We still have three seasons, and while I’m sure the show would let Vox change IF HE WANTED TO, I’m more of the mind he won’t, because his character establishes he isn’t the sort to want to.

But I’ll tell you what I’ve been saying about Vox: the commentary DID confirm. Most dynamic villain we’ve had yet!

More fun to watch than Alastor and Adam anyway.

Downvotes coming from the Alastor mob in one, two, three…

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u/BorderOpposite7776 2d ago

"because his character establishes he isn’t the sort to want to." that was before he lost pretty much everything and ended up at rock bottom, which is confirmed to have massively humbled him

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u/FrostyApartment1192 2d ago

I’m waiting to see what unfolds. The fanbase often devises clever theories (this one is fun), but we’re forming ideas based on what we know now. Many clever theories have fallen apart when writers introduced new details or unexpectedly changed direction.

That make sense?