The Gilbert logic:
Jeremy: I can't complete the Mark because I don't want to kill innocents.
Elena: Okay, I have better plan – we will kill Kol (who btw wants to save us all from the Apocalypse, who cares lol) and with him the whole bloodline of thousands and thousands of innocent people who we don't know (and some of which may be newborn vampires just like me but not as important as ME ofc).
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Isaac really said that he did the surgery so people would like him even though he didn't offer until he heard Claire was going to give up her post on the ship... Boy we see you
Isaac is not slick in the SLIGHTEST and lemme tell you exactly why.
He only perked up and inserted himself into the conversation after Kelly says "[She'd] be saying goodbye to the Orville", and Claire states "We're talking about Topa's life. I think it's a fair trade. So I won't be a Union Officer. I'll be okay."
Which is otherwise an incredibly noble thing of Claire to be saying and offering to do, first and foremost, but it interests me in how it's framed in this case for one specific reason.
In Episode 2, Isaac clearly states to Admiral Christie that "[Claire's] career as a Union medical officer is also a crucial part of her identity. She is highly empathetic and takes great satisfaction in helping others." Isaac knows Claire like the back of his hand, so to speak. He knows everything about her down to the minute detail - he is a literal bank of information (remember how he dumped it all to "get to know her" organically? That means he actually got to know her - all of his information is genuine from the source and observation rather than a file). He knows that being a Union officer is a *very important* thing to her, and that her giving that up:
A. Is a result of her being an extremely empathetic person (sometimes beyond reason), and
B. Would affect her self identity as an individual (and would most likely affect Ty and Marcus as well in the long run), change her standing with Fleet members (not all members would look upon her actions favourably regardless of it being the right thing to do - there is a possibility for being outcasted, and who knows what that’s like?), and thus change her and eliminate the accomplishments she is so proud of (and Isaac, whose identity was also turned on its head, very obviously does not want the same to happen to her).
And if he can step in and prevent her inevitable upset or protect her from getting into any trouble, regardless of noble intentions, he damn well is going to do it. It's only logical.
He also says "Excuse me, Doctor" directly towards Claire. Not "Excuse me, Captain." Not, "Excuse me, Commander." as would have been appropriate, but "Excuse me, Doctor."
Claire. He did it for Claire.
We see you from outer space, Isaac.
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You guys ever cry because when buck was being taken off the ventilator, the Buckley “parents” were the only ones (other than maddie) allowed in the room (probably because of hospital rules) so the firefam and co were probably all forced to wait in the waiting room while not knowing if buck was going to breathe on his own?
So while his real family were in the waiting room the parents who never cared about him and made him feel like he was expendable were the ones allowed in that room
Cos I definitely don’t cry about that and I’m totally normal about it🥹
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having some thoughts about zutara + renegade. specifically thinking about “you’ve come a long way, open the blinds, let me see your face, you wouldn’t be the first renegade to need somebody” and katara trying to bond with zuko by teasing him in teip or by bring out what she thought was his baby picture and being the one to invite zuko into the group hug in sozin’s comet, you know… because i am so normal.
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hi snap !! ^_^
in your opinion as the minedai guy, are mine's feelings for daigo reciprocated? or do you think it's more one sided
Its inarguable that daigo genuinely cherished mine as a confidant and a reliable ally. he valued mine not just for his stalwart loyalty, but how despite (or perhaps because of) that loyalty mine was prepared to disagree with daigo and not just be a self-serving yesman only after money or a semblance of power like other members of the tojo; because of mine’s readiness to risk going against daigo despite his position, daigo saw mine as someone who genuinely cared not just for him, but for the tojo clan that meant so much to him
When it comes to romantic feelings though, its never going to be as cut-and-dry as we’d like (unless you’re mine. Unless you’re a raging homosexual like mine.), so i can never- with confidence- say a character has romantic feelings for another (AGAIN. Unless You’re Mine). At the very least, it’s safe to say mine was more explicit about demonstrating that love, or at the very least he was given more chances to show how much he loved daigo, so it’ll always look one-sided going off of what we have so far <- delusional
If we want tho, we can have some fun with the franchise and implications and all. after the events of Y3 via an RGGO story, daigo visits the bar he and mine would frequent. Inside, the bartender brings up a special bottle of alcohol daigo was meant to share with mine, though because mine’s, daigo declines drinking it. Ultimately, he decided the bottle should only be opened if mine was there to share it with him, otherwise it would be pointless
I bring up this moment For Giggles because in Y7, kashiwagi the bartender weaves a similar story during nanba’s drink link. The story goes that he keeps an expensive brand of alcohol on his shelf because he wanted to give the bottle to his lover, though she died before they got the chance to share it and keeps it in honor of her
Obviously, the story’s just a silly front to trick people into coming in- but it is Dually funny considering the parallel to the mine/daigo situation..
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https://www.tumblr.com/dialoovies/719347025478582272/some-of-yall-really-misunderstood-diavolo-i
Confirmation that Barbatos is a sucker for stubborn and determined little ones, especially if they have next to no hope of getting their way without help. (See: IK. See: Diavolo, apparently.)
heck yeah vindication!!! now we can safely say that the reason ik gets to stay in the devildom when she gets nightbrought is just because barbatos is incapable of saying no to her Look of determination
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I can see how the regional phenomena in totk is basically totk's version of a modern 4 horsemen of the apocalypse: pollution (the sludge), addiction (marbled rock roast), climate change (the extreme blizzard; admittedly this one is a bit of a stretch), and pestilence/infectious disease (the giant mosquito boss and the undead gibdo). Which, hey, references to real life issues, great, but what I didn't like so much was how you can just solve puzzles and fight bosses--basically have a handful of big name heroes running around doing tasks--and the water will magically clear up, the addicts will magically become normal people again, the extreme storms will magically dissipate, and the pestilence will magically disappear. Real life does not work that way. I know, I know, it's a game why you taking it so seriously blah blah, but I'm just saying, we have to remember that for any of these problems to be solved, it takes a lot of effort and cooperation from a lot of people to accomplish, and that's definitely an understatement.
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