@fiore @autumn @annamaria me personally I’m not sure. it very much could be a thing, but the question is how Bravo is gonna do it.

in BrBa color represents different aspects and alignments of different people (like, green is money, brown is Being Normal, pink is innocence, red is like blood and kill people, yellow is the drug business etc). representing how people feel and stuff.

in BCS, warm colors represent the criminal world and cold colors represent the legal world, with in-betweens of course representing both—I know at some point jimmy wears a red and blue striped suit, cause he’s a criminal lawyer. much simpler

but in Plurb neither of these would really work, you can’t really use colors to reflect the character of anyone since, well, there’s Carol and a hivemind which doesn’t feel anything but bliss, it wouldn’t really work! and the BCS method wouldn’t work either since that’s used to reflect which “side” you’re on, and it is quite obvious which side of the hivemind someone’s on lmao.

With how miserable Carol is, I can see color being used more to reflect, like, her inner emotional state and stuff. or outlook on the world. I don’t recall all of her outfits but it’s been a lot of gray so far, right? something about this highlighting how bleak everything is for her, meanwhile the hivemind wear nice and bright colors because they are So Happy and everything is great ! and of course the french guy who dresses like Saul Goodman thinks this is fucking awesome.

it remains to be seen! I’m sure Bravo Vince will reveal if and how he’s using color as a storytelling device—he’s known for it after all. I might rewatch some scenes later and see what I can see, I was meaning to give ep 4 another look, anyways, so