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5. Sam is only at fault for letting Ghostbur die. Sam can't allow Tommy over to Dream, obviously. If this was real life, would a prison guard allow some victim to see their abuser while the victim had a weapon? No. Also, Sam had no clue if Tommy *was* trying to kill Dream or not. For all Sam knew, Tommy could've been breaking Dream out. Sam definitely should have brought the bridge back to Ghostbur. He had no excuse not to. If he kept Tommy next to him with a knife at his throat, he could have brought Ghostbur back. Also, Ghostbur had nothing on him, and we saw that due to the searches. He shouldn't have allowed Tommy back over, but he should've allowed Ghostbur back. Especially with the knowledge of the revival book, Sam should've done something.
6. Sam should've heard Tommy's case. I think he should have heard him speak. Definitely not allow him near Dream, but instead of accusing him of freeing Dream, he should've heard the true intentions.
7. Dream reviving Ghostbur made sense. He finally had something to use to try to become free. That isn't anyone's fault but Tommy's for getting Ghostbur in the situation, and Sam's for not getting Ghostbur out of it. If you were in prison, and only wanted to escape, and you finally had a hostage to do so, wouldn't you try to take the chance? Dream would. That's expected. Especially since he's being abused by Quackity and Sam. Dream would want to escape, and now he had a possible way to do so. Unfortunately, his threats didn't work, so he still revived Ghostbur.
8. Tommy being pissed at Ranboo made me mad. Yet again - I'm a Tubbo and Ranboo apologist, so like- He said Ranboo was being unempathetic? I mean, without Tommy telling the whole story, it's going to be hard to know how you feel. You only hear ' I was going to kill him ' ' Ghostbur is gone ' ' We got caught '. What does that make you think?
9. Tommy should've explained the actual story, detail for detail. Honestly, he should've done it so people could understand.
