Why Silco is Arcane's Manipulative Masterpiece | Arcane Season 1 | Character Analysis & Explained

I can't name many characters that surpass Arcane's Silco in terms of narrative complexity. He's a perfect example of the humanity of a villain, of how they're all the victims in their own, untold story -- except, Arcane takes precious time to tell us that story. Regardless of the audiences' perspective on his morals (or lack thereof), you can't deny the beautiful job the writers did with his arc. He goes form being this stereotypically evil looking guy, to someone who made a lost little girl feel like she was worth something. But that's not to say their bond wasn't toxic. Because, OH BOY, was it ever. Let me know what you all think of Silco and his manipulative nature in the comments below. Thank you so much for watching guys! I'll see you again in the next one. BYEEEEE! :D MY LINKS IG: https://www.instagram.com/lydiscott/?... (I wrote a book!) Caesaria Book I: https://amzn.to/42DF0nw Signed Copies of my book: https://www.lydiscott.com/works Become a Channel Member    / @lydiscott   Huge thank you to my sister for her thumbnail artistry! BUSINESS INQUIRIES [email protected] Arcane belongs to its copyright holders. All music by Christopher Larkin from the awesome game, "Hollow Knight". 10/10 beautiful game. #arcane #arcaneedit #jinx #videoessay #analysis #explained #storytelling #leagueoflegends #leagueoflegendswildrift #fiction #character #gaming #netflixseries #silco #arcaneseason1 #arcaneseason2