u/DatWoodyFan

It just boils down to two issues for me.

One, it's just so annoyingly on-the-nose. Like, we KNOW Rosa got the wrong idea, you don't need to run it into the ground.

Secondly, if Ana was able to figure out what really happened THIS quickly and all based on Gabby's outburst, then why didn't Rosa and Ana just talk earlier?? Seriously, Rosa got the idea that Anarissa broke up in Episode 4, and it only got brought up by Episode 7 when it should've been cleared up by now.

Like, if you're going to sell me the idea that these two are really close, why have a plot like this be started because two people didn't have a 5-minute conversation that could've cleared up everything???

I'm sorry, but I just don't like this elimination.

That Ara said something mean to Gabby? In a trailer in which we don't know the full context? Seriously??? Like I get not liking Ara, but her getting so much slack for daring to be mean to a fan favorite despite the fact that being mean is apart of her character AND she is portrayed as an antagonist?

We already had this issue with Benji and Ivy, I don't want another stick situation to happen again. If you're getting this mad over a fictional character (who is portrayed as a villain by the narrative btw) saying something as mild as this to another fictional character, I'm sorry, but you need to grow the fuck up.

I just hope this doesn't cascade into Ara fans getting harassed by people because if it does, it will become REALLY insufferable.

For those wondering, I KNOW Ally didn't get out in Episode 2, but I needed a character to represent the Episode 2 swap and already used Aiden soo..

As for these, once I'm with college and have the time, I could go into more depth about these eliminations but as telling by the charts, DC5's elimination order is...a mixed bag to say the least. (also this is reuploaded for structure)

As for the ratings, they are straight forward. Green means good eliminations, yellow mean eh, and red means bad.