Episode 3:
"Gather everyone upstairs", and then there like 8 people behind the barricade and more "civilians" are coming much-muchc later. And the fact that no one was even attempting to help the boy even when the goblin was on the ground... The father accepted magic without much of a hassle, too. Yes, there was clear evidence of it, but still. But what's worse: all of that was predictable, and just uninspiring. I did not feel the "pressure" from the goblin attack (which was stupid, too: why would he randomly go to a random mansion?), there was no social pressure, too, even though the boy was clearly talking nonsense from perspective of the peasants. Yes, he is a noble, but they did not question him much if at all, and in those circumstances that would have been normal. I don't know. I am just not buying it all.
