Husk trying to cheer up Angel was the most heartwarming moment.

Valentino: /breathes/

One commenter once said, “Poison broke me so that Loser could heal me.” I honestly couldn’t agree more with them; the more severe the wounds, the more of a Godsend the medicine is when it does it’s magic.

"I wonder if we'll be getting like some kind of masquerade party :D"

"Power bottom at rock bottom" is one of funniest lines ever sung.

Angel and Charlie have such a sibling dynamic, Angel wants to keep Charlie away from his life because of how harmful it is and Charlie wants the best for him and is protective over him.

I’d just like to mention how AMAZING of a VA Blake Roman was this episode. The fact that THIS was his first VA role is AMAZING !!!!

THE WAY YOU CAN HEAR ANGELS VOICE SLIGHTLY BREAKING AT THE END OF POISON FREAKIN- KILLED ME MAN.

Poison is essentially Blake's answer to Michael's Addict.

12:56 in italian is more heartbraking (for me):

"How did we go from overload of pain and suffering to overload of cuteness in a single episode"

"If I can ruin myself enough in the process, if I end up broken, I won't be his favorite toy anymore. And, maybe he'll let me go." This. Line. Ugghh, tore me to pieces... The way Blake's voice shakes through that dialogue is heartbreakingly beautiful.

I've had "Loser, Baby" in my head on loop for 48 hours. I had completely forgot that Keith played Dr Facilier so when he sang so pretty I was SHOOK.

Angel Dust deserves so much better than this. The way Valentino treats him and what Angel said about trying to get broken enough that Val will let him go, it's really painful to watch. I'm glad he and Husk have found common ground and can support eachother. And I love the message in "Loser, Baby." It's not your usual, "cheer up, things will get better" song. It's more realistic. Yeah, Angel's life is screwed up, but he's not alone. He now has someone who understands that he can look to for support. That's as good a start as any.

Honestly as an abuse victim, I think the depiction of abuse in this episode was accurate and well done- purely because of how visceral and uncomfortable it makes the audience feel. And it's only a peek into Anthony's reality, which speaks volumes about the true depths of abuse like this.

Something you might not notice but Husk actually waits for Angel to take his hand before grabbing it