Quinn Suarez’s Reviews > A Psalm for the Wild-Built > Status Update

I think Dex is searching for some meaning in his life. Through Mosscap's friendship with Dex, Mosscap can push Dex to explore these feelings and look at what it means to live a good life. I liked the message that we don’t have to constantly achieve or prove ourselves just to deserve our place in the world, which ends the story.

Oggie seems kinda weird. I think he might have some kind of disorder. On page 100, they talk about how he is very smart, but quite an annoying guy. When Dex came over, Oggie would ask Dex all these random questions and lurk around him.

I think Dex found Mosscap pretty annoying at first. For example, after Dex drenched themself in a puddle, Mosscap was just making statements that were not needed at the time, and Dex would reply back rude, showing that they are probably triggered. Also, I wonder if Dex is starting to like his job, after he is getting the hang of it.

Im not gonna lie, the encounter with that Dex had with that one lady was quite strange. She was extremely upset that her cat died, becuase it was the only reason her and her husband were still relevant with eachother. Then she started talking about her love life, which Dex had no clue how to react like that. Then she asked how long they was a Monk for, which became very awkward because it was his first day.