“It’s clear that this man is BALD.”

It’s clear that this man is *bald* based on his glasses.

Imagine Jack makes a short called Claire and it’s a direct sequel to Opal.

It's like Coraline, except the fake family is *actually* better.

I saw a detail someone pointed out that the real Opal in the billboard is much healthier than Claire, having a full round face like all the other characters while Claire is the only one that's small and malnourished looking. There's also the fact that instead of eating a burger, she dances with it, not knowing what you're supposed to do with a burger.

Here’s some crazy details, Opal seemingly has no idea how to hold a burger at the beginning of the short. she’s likely malnourished, since her grandfather can’t make food, her father only cares for himself, and her mothers an addict. The dancing lips don’t dance, because the blind man has never seen someone dance before, because, well, he’s blind. The mother’s hair is extremely thin, in comparison to other characters, likely because she uses cocaine, which causes hair thinning and hair loss. When Opal notices the billboard, during the We See You Opal reprise, burgers cover the billboard lights, likely Opal pretending that it’s not a billboard, but real. When Opal’s mother says a daughter to hold her hair, this is literal, since her mother would need to have Opal hold her hair while the mother vomits due to alcohol.

Always found it interesting that the music played with the weird ghostly effect coming out of the window/door is called ‘Crying’

Another detail of note: *Claire doesn't know what you DO with a burger.* She's clearly malnourished in the real timeline, which leads into her doing what she assumes you do with a burger in her dream world at the intro, so that's why there's that weird burger scene. Though it might sound weird, if you look back on the scene with that point of view, it makes a lot more sense, although it is somehow even MORE depressing than before. Even in her dream family, she doesn't look nearly as well-fed as the billboard shows Opal.

The mother almost admits to her faults by saying "I feel terrible for what I-" but then she interrupts herself and says this "I feel terrible" she's so close to finally saying that it's her fault yet at the end of her sentence she chickens out, not being able to accept the consequences of her actions.

Took a second watch for me to realize that “ghostly effect” is the lace curtain hanging in Opal’s bedroom window 🤯🤯

Jack stauber definitely is getting up there. This is his third appearance on Adult Swim now, after a small 2 minute short and the large Shop: a pop opera. I certainly hope he keeps getting work on adult swim.

I realised something about The Mother's montage, and why The Father is so narcissistic. During The Mother's montage, you can see her hitting The Father, and as he is calling 911 on the phone, he is hit again, and his face, which is normal in this scene, begins to melt and deform like the one you can see behind the mirror. She abused him, and broke his face, and he then also became corrupt, due to The Mother's Actions.

there is one thing he did not mention with the "We See You Opal" song note the line "Your troubles are MILES away." we see on the billboard in the corner saying that the place "Opals Burgers" is 9 MILES away its another small detail that i don't blame you for missing I'm not saying the video is bad in anyway, Keep up the work.

Someone in the Opal comments mentioned that the mother's flashback looks like her trying to call 911 before she gets hit (by her husband maybe?) and drops a baby (presumably Claire) which is why she repeatedly mentions being guilty, and sings about a little girl falling. I personally found it interesting that she says "so you decided to be a person today" (I think that's what she says) whenever she recognizes Claire, though I'm not sure what the significance is. I love all of the subtly Jack puts in his work!

On the topic of Claire's dad and his terrifying face! In the comments of Opal, someone mentioned that the ugly face could possibly be yet another metaphor for narcissistic people; on the outside they might look pretty, but on the inside, they might seem like an absolute monster. Claire would most definitely know what her father was like inside, which makes sense as to why he appears so gross in her imagination.

I love how the grandpa's "you're not Claire" line works as misdirection of the audience on first watch, and reinforces the horror on rewatch. The first time you watch it, it makes sense to assume that he initially misidentified Opal as Claire because he can't see her, and then correctly realises that this girl isn't Claire and that a stranger has broken into his house. The movie continues on to the dad scene with the twist still hidden from the audience. But when you know the twist - that Opal was Claire the whole time - the idea of the grandpa not recognising his own granddaughter and screaming at her to get out of his house is far more upsetting...

I think the mother is best summarized in her own dialogue with the words "I feel so TERRIBLE about all the things that-" *Stops midsentence* "I feel TERRIBLE!" Now, I'm not gonna put words in her mouth, but I really strongly feel they were about to be "I feel so terrible about all the things that I've done" but she quickly realized that she was about to admit her own guilt, so she stopped herself short of saying that.

and the imaginary family is literally singing about how all of her trauma is far away from her while she fixates on her imaginary world

"Go on Opal, you can do it!" It sounds more based on encouragement to me. Perhaps she wished that her mom gave her more encourageement?

If you listen closely when opal saw the window, you can hear a little girl crying.

I think the man’s so focused on his appearance because in the flashback for the mother it looked like she attacked the man and maimed his face, thus the skin falling off in the flashback

I love all the minute details too. Like how because the grandfather is blind, all the singing figures don't have faces, but instead mouths and brains for heads (the main characteristics he absorbs from those figures without seeing them).

When you mentioned that Claire is similar to the word for clear in French I immediately thought how Opal is similar to opaque. Her real family sees through her but her fake family doesn't.

My mother worked as a Child Development Councilor for a few years, so when Opal released I told her to watch it and she had a hard time because it is a realistic depiction of how a child in an abusive and neglectful household would use their imagination to create a "perfect" life based on what they see in the world around them.

if you look at the way the three are trying to break down the door they're all different. The mom isn't really trying to break down the door, she's just kind of standing there. The dad isn't trying hard but you can tell it's bothering him, he just hits the door lightly. The grandpa is pounding on the door trying to open it. The mom is the closest to accepting her issues and the most likely to fix her issues. The dad isn't ready to accept his issues but when he does with some help he will fix them. The grandpa is too far gone and possibly blames Claire for his issues.

Oh wow it never really connected that the grandfather was blind. The lyrics of "Why does it SOUND so easy to breathe" and "I assume they dance too" and how he remarks on Claire smelling weird now make sense XD

another thing: opal's also probably seen this family in commercials so she can imagine what this family sounds like. i'd imagine the parents appear in commercials more often than the grandpa, which is why fantasy grandpa's only line is "hi, opal!!" because it's hard to imagine him saying anything else. source: me doing the exact same thing (not the exact same thing but very similar) when i was around 8 or 9

You also tell when the father re-adjusts the mirrors his voice changes to some demonic voice and fixes it which returns his voice back to normal. Probably because he either sees it as an imperfection or the mirror is showing his true self when it is adjusted wrong hence why the demonic voice change. Idk if that's correct I'm not that smart. Also, Dark souls? Nice. You a sunbro?

“It’s clear this man is bald based on his glasses” 🤣

I feel special/frightened that this video is named after me

seeing opal was.. therapeutic. being trapped with an abusive family hurts so bad, and jack stauber captured it well

love that jack is getting the recognition he deserves. been dying to see someone analyze opal! I took what you percieved a message about blaming their issues on other people (in reference to Claire's guardians) to be a commentary on escapism and how those unhealthy examples have permeated to Claire. her grampa smokes and "watches" TV as a means of escapism-- he's literally struggling to breathe and coughing up blood, very self destructive; her father is incredibly narcissistic & tries to emotionally manipulate his daughter ("you know how that makes me feel"-- also, I think he got turned down by potential business partners/employers as the hands shown during his segment are in suits), and Claire's mother abuses substances as a means of escapism and it's VERY visibly self destructive. this leads to claire's only sense of happiness and feelings of visibility coming from something that isn't real-- she's escaping into her mind, and it's unrealistic and unhealthy. I think with all of these, you could also argue how they're all addicted to their respective means of escapism. I love this short SO much & I hope jack collaborates with adult swim in the future-- loved shop! & this was a VERY pleasant surprise. :)

I just realized! You said the lights from the billboard turning on is what scared her into the house, and it made me think that maybe Claire had to confront her reality at the time she did because it was the small window of time between when the sun had set and when the billboard lights came on. Her fake family put her to sleep, and none of them are seen when she sneaks out of the house. She didn't have their faces to rely on, so went to interact with her real family, only to be terrified back to her fantasy after the lights were on. There's some factors that make the timeline blurry but it seems like a highly plausible reason, after all why would she leave her fantasy world at all, she already knows her family is bad.

the cat. it haunts me in my dreams.

I just wanted to add that god only knows what would happen if claire DIDN'T do what her family said. While she may be feeding into her family's delusions cause she wants to help, it could also be because she could get abused farther otherwise.

Thank you for this! I'm sure many of us can relate to claire/opal.. Jacks videos have always resonated with me, but this one cut me to the core. My mother died last year from alcoholism.. my father is a mix of claire's father and grandpa. Both of my parents put so much on me emotionally when there was nothing I could do to help. For years I was that little girl, trapped in a miserable, violent house- wanting to be seen or to be someone else completely..

I also noticed that in her imaginary family, opal is the only “strange” looking one, not even matching the little girl in the sign. She matches the messy, abstract, gruesome aesthetic of her real family.

Another note: the face Clair did at the start is the same as the one at the end when she returns to her imagination so this must have happend before. she could even possibly be in an endless loop of returning to her imagination every single day

One thing that I noticed is that dad says, ”don’t mind the house across the street” I think this is opal trying not to focus on her bad family and when opal looks at the house she seems sad and scared like she knows it isn’t real

Another interesting thing: each family member has a different degree of not seeing Claire. The grandfather is blind. He can't see her, and will never be able to see her. He will never understand his own problems; he doesn't even understand that his breathing issues are due to smoking, and blames Claire for trying to help him. The father has an obstructed view of her; he *can* potentially see her (and even flips a mirror once to see her *legs,* but not her face), he just chooses not to. His problems come from himself, his own view of himself, both literally and metaphorically. The mother can and *does* see Claire, but she doesn't know exactly who she's even looking at. She's the closest to recovery, but doesn't know what her true problems are or how to face them (thinking that Claire should be her crutch through it all).

another cool detail is that on the official tracklist the music you hear when opal looks at the attic is titled "crying" which means that song is the wails of despair coming from opal in the attic.

My theory for the father is that he was abused by the mother and when he is singing you hear the line “They turned me down, now I live my nightmare” possibly saying that when males are abused by women it’s taken lightly, but when a women is being abused people start going crazy. So I think that line in the song is pointing to that fact so basically it means that the father tried to get help, but since women aren’t usually the ones to abuse males no one cared and he was turned away. And in the mother’s flashback you can see someone dialing 911, possibly the father, and as he is about to call them the mother comes and hits him over the head with what I think is a wine bottle, or a bottle that carries some type of alcohol, and when the father came out of the hospital from this attack, again no one believed him when he said the mother did it. And so the father is sitting in his “reflection chamber” trying to fix his face that the mother ruined. Thank you for reading this, and remember to drink water and eat some food ❤️

I love opals little dance she does on the plate at the begining

I feel that “They turn me down now I live my nightmare” is society turned him down as being “beautiful” and now he lives his nightmare which is being perceived as “ugly”.

I could have gone my whole life without seeing that cat tiktok

Great video dude. You definitely made the definitive Opal review and analysis video. I really wish I spent time on my review as it was too quick and too surface level. There was so much I didn't cover that I wish I did. As much as I like getting views I think it's better to take the time to do an analysis so I am glad you waited a bit. You did a fantastic job analyzing this special. I liked how you looked into the meaning of Clair's name and the name Opal. This is a well put together video. I am looking forward to whatever video you make next.

I feel like I found something people have been missing. -The dad isnt Narcissistic. Hes damaged and is insecure. The song he sings never mentions he is attractive or that he enjoys his looks. He is so insecure about his deformed face that he stays up in the bathroom constantly sitting there trying ways to fix his face. Meaning for all we know this man is probably too insecure to even find a job and feed his family. Hence opal's neglect and thinness. When Opal runs off, he says "you know how this makes me feel" he isnt mad at opal for breaking the mirror. He is upset and sad and wants opal to come back and comfort him as she has been doing since she is the only one who speaks to him normally. - the mother tells opal that opal and her are alot alike. That they, (not including herself) will never admit their faults. Just like Opal's father, being blinded and careless about Opal and only cares about himself, Opal's grandfather only cared about himself aswell. Blind, and never saw his daughter (opal's mom). He lives in the home of his daughter Because like Opal, her mother was born just to care for the father and become neglected as well. The mother was conceived only to care for the grandfather and never be appriciated and only blinded from the father who is addicted to his cigarettes and cares more about his cigarettes then his alcoholic daughter in the attic wasting her life away on drugs. So she now drinks and does drugs. Abused her husband due to drugs (her flashback has pills floating around) and she decided to have a child so that now HER child, being opal, can now care for HER. She is so damaged that she never had parents to care for her, so neglected that she decided to have Opal so that finally someone could care for her. This is another cycle much like Opal's dreams. -I also noticed how Opal sleeps in her attic. She stays there because she runs away from her problems. Just shows how noone is there caring for her. She doesn't eat. Just sleeps and dreams.

15:10 hiding her grandfather's cigarettes, not her father's. This is a very good analysis video. I'll give your other works a watch.

12:43 Theory: Claire/Opal is a Mal-Adaptive day dreamer Evidence: From what I understand most people who develop this disorder are trying to escape reality (most of the time because of trauma or abuse). As the name suggests it tends to get in the way of every day life. People who have it normally prefer daydreaming over being with other people and can even mistake their day dreams for reality. Another thing is that the day dreams tend to have a theme. Most people have even reported feeling concerned about how much time they spend daydreaming. These are only the symptoms that Claire/Opal displays there are a lot more but I think I’ve proven my point.

13:43 i don't think that's the case. i think claire ran away from home, and is coming back late at night, and is startled by the house's alarm. that's what the dinging and the light is for. she's trying to sneak back up into her room without anyone noticing.

"Opal" was a deeply moving short film to me as my dad suffered from substance abuse and emotionally abused me the same way Opal/Claire's family does: not consciously thinking of her at all, only of themselves and their habits - before he passed away in 2010. It really hits home and perfectly illustrates how it feels to be in the care of someone who's that clamped up and emotionally volatile, how much you just want to get away and also hope they get better somehow and then feeling guilty for doing so. Claire's mom hits the hardest as it seems, to me, that she's the most 'sympathetic' and 'caring' of Claire's family with the only one with a hint of guilt/regret, but she's also the scariest (to Claire and the audience) because she's so lost and in a daze that even when she's trying to sound supportive it feels like she's one moment away from collapsing or lashing out.

We See You, Opal(Reprise) is a huge gut-punch. You're still in shock from the realization that her family at the beginning is imaginary, and that coupled with the instrumentals and the new meaning of the lyrics hurts so bad. I feel so bad for Claire. Like you said, she's the only one who can't fix her situation. I saw another comment about Jack making a sequel called Claire and I love that idea! Not only because I'd never say no to more Jack Stauber but I'd also like to see how he continues the story. I just want what's best for Claire, she's becoming one of my favorite Jack Stauber characters ^^

The lights with the blaring sounds I always thought was like the sound of a truck or a train by the billboard

One thing I noticed is how Claire’s imaginary family sings We See You Opal. In the beginning, we here them sing in a harmonious, almost angelic voice. In the reprise, all of them sing in the same voice, presumably Jack’s. I believe that in the first version of the song, Claire projects herself onto Opal, but chooses not to acknowledge her own living situation. When we hear the reprise, she has fully realized her state of hopeless. Her imaginary family sings to her as the credits roll, but now she’s aware of the bleak reality that is holding her down.

I think the way the father is represented is meant in a metaphorical sense and isnt really literal. His situation is supposed to represent narcissism and how it's a self imposed prison. Even his "chamber" looks like a prison cell with the toilet and the sink (that or he's just supposed to be in a bathroom idk). He's so focused on himself and his outward appearance that he doesn't see how he's hurting other people, excusing his behavior as just being the way it is instead of looking for how to better himself. They have illusions of grandeur, but narcissists actually have a very fragile ego. They are masking one extreme with another. They feel like they have to either hate themselves or love themselves and in trying to mold their appearance they harm other aspects of themselves. This is shown with him "fixing" his skin until he bleeds. The truth is you cant be perfect, but you also shouldn't neglect bettering yourself. They have trouble finding a balance. When he's fixing his appearance, it's representing how he's trying to navigate the world with an aura of perfection, masking flaws in himself as to not let any imperfection seep into his public image. Saying to claire "why do you have to be so negative, I'm like still a little growing thing" shows that deflection of criticism and how he feels like a victim even in times when he's the instigator. "You know how this makes me feel" is very manipulative and is him grasping to be "seen" and failing, taking something small and feeling attacked by it. Truth is, he wants to be seen, but not as the person he is. He wants to be seen as who he wants to be instead.

One thing I noticed is that Opal/Claire has tried to style her hair like the pigtails the girl on the billboard has but due to her neglectful family they've grown out too long and she doesn't have any hair ties to do it either.

Also I think it's worth mentioning that at the beginning Claire's grandfather says, "It's evil to help someone who doesn't need help.", seemingly rambling to himself like everyone in the family does. This is basically the entire plot of the short summed up into one, with one detail: He puts the blame of helping someone who doesn't need help on someone else, namely the person doing the helping.

I'd like to point that maybe, just maybe, Claire doesn't truly fear or despise her father due to a few clues. When she interacts with her granpa and mother, her expressions are absolutely daunting. She's terrified to see them, but the same doesn't happen when she meets her father. Also, the fact that the only other room from where the celestial music comes out is the Reflection Chamber makes me feel like Claire really doesn't fear his father. Maybe she even loves him, but he's so damaged by the event that "let him down" that cannot have a genuine relationship with her own daughter.

Not sure if this has been mentioned, but I think the main symbolism of eyes and the window definitely relates to the saying "the eyes are the windows to the soul" (someone could definitely analyze this further). I also slowed down the mom's flashback scene and you can clearly see someone dialing 911, the mom being hit, and her dropping Claire. We can also see a window at the beginning and end of this flashback, which looks the same as a window on the ground floor of the house. When the grandfather said "it's evil to help people that don't need help Claire" I thought that was really interesting because Claire has obviously been trying to help her family members, but they all refuse her help and seem blind to their issues. Her mom was right when she said "you're just as powerless as I am Claire". Claire feels trapped and isolated being the only one in her family able to see clearly and still be powerless, so she obstructs her sight both physically and metaphorically by closing her eyes and getting lost in her delusions and fantasies.

Something interesting is that Opal's head was not a creative choice, she's malnourished. Everyone in the short has round heads and she has a triangle, bony head.

"We see you, Opal" really makes me think about the Free Churro episode of Bojack Horseman where Bojack talks about how all he really wanted was to feel seen by his late mother.

I’m so glad someone has broken this down!! I broke this down on my own last night and watched the short like 10 times. If you slow down the end to when Claire starts appearing on the grandpas eyes and to the fathers mirror. You can see what the father actually looks like it’s distorted and the jaw looks almost broken so that his reflection is just in his head too. I still don’t understand why lace was used as the ghostly draw in though. It seemed very important but I just got kinda confused lol. Loved this video so much!!

“It’s clear that the old man is bald based on his glasses.” This made my day. I know it was a mistake, but I thank you for it-

The hottest takes from that list to me are Moana, Princess and the Frog, and Rio. Love those movies personally.

I’ve seen Opal about 15 times already, hands down more than any other short I’ve watched. I’m now a Jack Stauber fan in hopes that more brilliant shorts will be made.

not sure if it’s mentioned but the “false family” looks very similar to her real family, the father is dressed similarly with brown hair, a blonde mother, and a bald, old, wrinkly grandfather which seems like an odd combination to just be a coincidence. the false family is just better and so is “opal” they all look healthy and happy in comparison, yet still have similarities.

I feel like this video makes the more sense in Opal because when I watched other videos about this, I still had questions like: Why did the grandfather say Claire isn’t Claire? Why is the mother so creepy? Where does the delusions come in play? But all my questions have been answered, so thanks dude :)

There's 3 mini heories and my own theory about Jack Stauber's Opal: 1.why Claire's dad has a "reflection chamber" Claire loves her dad the most,here's why: A)n her imaginary family,the fictional dad had 80% of screen time,trying to protect her,complimenting her and making her happy.The least shown character is the fictional mom.The theory proposes that Claire hates her mom,because: B)her mom is the most abusive than the other residents of Claire's house,evidenced by her throwing a bottle of wine at Claire. C)at the of the song "momma needs"we see Claire's mom damaging her husband's face,by smashing it with her bare hands.No one believed Claire's dad,so he wanted to fix his face. 2.the meaning behind the line "mama needs a little girl,to hold her hair". Claire's real mom by saying "her" she meant herself. In other words,Claire's real mom wants he daughter to hold her hair,when she pukes the alcohol she drank. 3.the laces The laces at the window are white and white represents the innocence.The laces "leave"the house,because Claire "loss" of innocence. Thank you for seeing that comment.

This analysis is incredibly in depth and well made. I felt like I knew most of the stuff hidden in the short, but you pointed out a ton of miniscule details that I would've never noticed on my own. Fantastic video, great work!

This video is amazing, the in-depth analysis of the characters and clairs perspective on it all was incredibly interesting and made the short a lot more enjoyable thank you Michael man

This is an amazing analysis, I never imagined the depth of this short when I first watched it. Thanks so much for the video!

You actually did a really good job with this review. I love how you even talked about small details that I didn’t even noticed when viewing myself. Props to you

someone pointed out that claire’s imaginary mom always has her hands behind her back and i just made a connection so i wanted to add on. i realized that the “flashback” claire’s mom had showed her getting hit or hitting claire then she proceeds to say “see, you’re just as powerless as me claire”, then attempts to hit her or something. so it absolutely makes sense that claire’s imaginary mom would have her hands behind her back the whole time. like a sense of comfort for claire that her imaginary mom’s hands aren’t visible.

Doesn't the girl on the billboard (possibly the real Opal) look like Abigail from Jack Staubers 'Cooking with Abigail'? 👀

This is one of the most underrated channels I’ve ever seen! Keep up the good work

I was WAITING for someone to realize all the eye imagery. I love this!

Hey man, this is an awesome video! It's full, in-depth, and your analysis is detailed and amazing. Two other things I also noticed in the short film were that: 1. In the official Opal OST, the song that plays during the strange, magical window and door scenes is actually called "Crying." This could possibly mean that the thing that beckons Claire/Opal to the house could be her knowing she has to leave her fantasy to enter her room and go to sleep, and she's crying about it, which just makes the short film even sadder... 2. The incident that the mom has flashbacks about could be what caused the father's face to become so disfigured, as if you slow the flashback scene down you can see a severed face falling in front of the mom. Maybe she accidentally burned or severely cut it while drunk or high? Anyway, those are just some extra things I noticed and this video was absolutely awesome! It's great to see in-depth, genuine Jack Stauber analysis videos, because a lot of what he makes is just so detailed and complex. I was just wondering, sometime in the future would you ever consider making an analysis on his other short, SHOP, which debuted at around the same time as Opal? It's not as disturbing or detailed as Opal, but I'd still love to see an analysis from someone like you sometime in the future. Keep up the great work!

Due to Claire's abusive situation she deleoped a coping mechanism called Maladaptive daydreaming. Claire's story is very real and many can relate to it. It's alot more depressing knowing that.

dude ur so underrated! i love the framing u use for your video size it’s very comfy

I really love this analysis and you did a great job! You gave me way more insight and knowlege on this really cool short. One of my faveroute videos on youtube.

You my man deserve alot more views for you're amazing editing and analysis towards this video

Well done! I have watched Opal over fifteen times and still find it mesmerizing! He has a unique vision and I can’t wait to see where he goes from here!!!

This is the best analysis I’ve ever seen, of one of my favorite shorts I’ve ever seen. 100/10 🌟

Thanks for making this video! I thought I knew all the hidden meanings of Opal but I really never thought abt going into the meaning behind the two actual names Opal and Claire ugh it's just so good

You deserve so much subscribers, your editing is on point

You know I actually thought she was coming back and seeing how everyone turned out without her but now that you mention it this way it makes sense!

I’ve known about Jack for a long time but I just started getting deep into his shorts and holy hell this man is talented. I can’t get enough of them

11:19 I’m so glad you were able to get a completely clear picture of that face. That one singular frame. Thank you.

This is a banger video 👌 I watched Opal like fifteen times and I’ve been waiting for someone to make an analysis video on it :)

I thought this video was from a huge youtuber but then i went to see the "im thinking of ending things" analysis and i saw 200 views! underrated channel, you deserve more subs!

Ive just found this channel and I love the way youve broken down and pointed out things. Def need more subs!

Great Review! Thank you for helping me understand this much better.

That breathing on tv song honestly made be feel suffocated at first listen.

also if you notice, in the beginning opal/Claire looks very stressed and nervous before she opens her eyes, showing that either this is the ending edited as the beginning, or its showing that opal/Claire often dreams of this alt reality.

fantastic vid, this definitely deserves more recognition.

So glad I found this channel. Gonna binge the rest of your channel and I look forward to that Dark Souls depression video.

I love opal I saw it playing on as that night and I was like hey its jack stauber. And I liked this deep dive and wouldn't mind seeing more. Keep up the good work👍

seeing the ending of opal made me almost cry because it really hit close to home in finding a fake family to tear yourself away from your own.

Wonderful video, you really discovered so much about this short film and I really appreciate the analysis! That's all peace out

Please do more analysis on Jack Stauber, I love your vid on Opal! It has inspired me to be more strange with my art and have people experience more when it comes to animation!