I feel like this was the most devastating moment of the entire series. Not Charlotte, not Lewis... just that moment when you're pushed to the ground and it feels like everyone and everything has turned against you. That is the most bullying scene she has ever been through
The funniest part is how innocent this outfit looks until you remember what Katara is capable of. Suddenly the whole thing feels like a warning
I mean, who even knows what really happened with Kanto and what kind of relationship they actually had? She was dealing with two incredibly stubborn, strong-willed girls while trying to figure her own life out. Then she eventually gave up her position as Chief of Police, her relationship fell apart, and she basically had to deal with everything on her own.
Like, imagine trying to raise two headstrong daughters like Lin and Suyin while you're already dealing with your own shit. I don't think it's as simple as “Toph was a bad mother.” There was clearly a lot going on that we never actually got to see.
This is where Gothel stopped being “just a villain”. The most cruel acts in the history of villains. And this isn't some random prisoner. It's the girl she raised for 18 years. I think she is one of the most unhinged and horrific villains in Disney history. And I'm not even saying that just because she's a villain.
Like, the moment she puts Rapunzel in those chains and literally uses her like a pet, that's when it gets really disturbing. She has her daughter on a leash like she's an animal. That's not “protecting her” anymore. That's straight-up control.
Well, imagine for these three, they must've been exhausted though. Imagine Eva handling this by herself. What kind of power do you think Eva had, and what must've happened to her?
Which family would you choose to tell the secret to? Well, for me, Sam seems more trustworthy than her biological mother, especially because of her experience in the science domain. I think that could be helpful for her. Despite Rikki’s dad, something tells me she wouldn’t tell him. As for Emma… I think, as smart as her brother is, he found out from the start in the episode with Kim, but he chose to stay silent.
I feel sorry for Bella more than Rikki... ’cause who knows what could’ve happened after. I never liked that guy, especially with an impulsive sister who wants to find and take advantage of things. Especially when she finds out about those crystals in the cave, she’s so hungry and obsessed with money... so who knows what could’ve happened if she hadn’t turned back there again and stole some... and all the secrets she could’ve found out. And honestly, he didn’t seem like the kind of guy who knew how to keep a secret.
I would definitely go with the second one, when she first gets her wings (not Laverna's). It really represents the contrast, originality, and simplicity of Fairytopia, where it all started. And I think that shade of pink suits her much better than any of the others.
Definitely no words for this role
That's why she ends up alone in the Mako Mermaids cameo? She's just too direct and honest. I'll still stick with Rikki, though. She worked hard for everything she achieved, even after people judged her, let her down, or left her behind. I honestly think she deserved a much better ending than that. She has always been blunt and independent, but that's also what made her such a great character. She worked hard to get where she was, even after being judged and abandoned by people she cared about. I think she deserved a much stronger ending. She made this show. It feels like the writers just didn't know what to do with her...
Don't get me wrong. I think he's one of the nicest characters in the show, and he's incredibly loyal to his friends. But when it comes to relationships, I feel like he's surprisingly easy to manipulate and often avoids dealing with problems directly. With Cleo, he constantly struggled to communicate how he felt, and instead of talking things through, he'd often just let misunderstandings grow. Then, with Charlotte, it felt like she could influence almost every decision he made. Even when it became obvious she was controlling and isolating him from his friends, he didn't really stand up for himself until things had already gotten out of hands. He's intelligent when it comes to science, but emotionally, he can be incredibly naive. Honestly, I think he's one of the weakest characters in the series when it comes to handling romantic relationships. He's a great friend, but a pretty poor boyfriend.
tbh, for someone who's supposed to be the smartest person in the group, he makes some really questionable decisions when it comes to dating.
She deserves more credit because she somehow mastered the art of looking like she's about to cry without actually crying.
Can we discuss how stunning Phoebe is in Season 2? It was basically the era of dramatic Cleo eyes. I swear it feels like she's on the verge of tears in every other Season 2 scene, even when nothing is actually wrong.
What's the story glipse? You might have been involved between these two? I know it is just a speculation, but still... I wanna hear u guys' opinions. They went from close friends to enemies in a really emotional way, and the betrayal hits harder than just a typical political fallout. At the same time, we do see Roku with his wife and family (especially during the volcano scene), so that suggests a more traditional path for him. Still, it makes me wonder was their connection just a strong friendship, or could there have been something more that the show never explored?