Like, they just have no concept of how close to the end their people came and what Korra did to help bring them back. I guess after a cataclysmic event, it became more of an even playing field, but it’s interesting to consider.
John’s oath at the end of Lanterns is great for him and his journey, and I do see it as a positive on deriving power from fear. That’s not to say I think he is or should be a Yellow Lantern, it’s clear he’s still an independent Green Lantern, but if they ever wanted a story of a heroic yellow lantern in the comics, repurposing this oath in the comics would be appropriate and interesting to me.
I don’t think Finn failing to mention Huntress wizard together again means they had a sad ending like some other people do. Like Jake, I think they just accepted the realities of death and that they were satisfied with each other in the time they had. I think Finn and HW knew the realities of the dead world and that they’d likely reincarnate and meet again in different forms. If the butterfly/dragonfly motif in Huntress’s dream is anything to go by, Finn and her have also been together a long time, no different than him and Jake. They’ll find each other again, and Jake and his Lady as well.
Kyle Chandler has been doing character-defining work for Hal Jordan in Lanterns, and if he’s really only signed for this one season and done with the DCU after, then AdHoc should pounce on him for a VA role for Robert’s dad, Robert Robertson II. He’s the perfect actor to hit that balance between charismatic and asshole.
Even if it’s just a cameo for a flashback, it’d be pitch perfect for the character.
I remember reading it on Tumblr. It was very short. It was an established relationship between a Slytherin girl and a Hufflepuff boy. She was sick and he was taking care of her. it may have been related to period pain, I can’t remember specifically. It was very fluffy, I remember her being rude at first then apologizing to her boyfriend who was very understanding. I don’t think they had specific names, but I could be wrong.
I know this will be like finding a needle in a haystack, but I’ve been trying to find it all day and couldn’t. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
I think what makes this mindset compelling for Scott is that it is a marriage of Charles and Erik’s beliefs before him. Charles’s dream for coexistence is beautiful, but it gave all the power to humans and positioned the X-Men as their servants. Magneto was right to unflinchingly hold up his people, but not to the point of being the monsters humanity fears them to be.
Scott as a revolutionary is this: We WILL coexist, and you don’t have a choice. He would fulfill the promises that Krakoa never implemented. He‘ll run a team fixing infrastructure, schools, and hospitals all over the world. He’ll leave key mutants to help educate on mutant issues in various places, run PR, and safety proof hospital so mutant babies can be born without fear of premature power’s putting everyone else at risk. He’ll do the same for schools, in exchange for mutant curriculum being added to the docket to socialize future generations to be kinder to the mutant struggle. He’ll show everyone that we make a better world together, and that life is better with mutants in it with humans.
He will make the world mutant-friendly, a real revolution, and he’ll make life better for so many people, that the average person will be happy to go along and even fight for his mission. If the politicians or grifters try to stop or discredit him, the people will rise up to defend him as he makes their lives better. He’ll be the Mutant Abdul El-Sayed.
As far as I’m aware, the only other video game Jeffrey Wright ever acted for was The last of us 2 in 2020. Considering he went on to score Gordon for The Batman and an Academy Award nomination in 2023 for American Fiction, it’s kind of incredible that Dispatch was able to cast him for Chase.
Considering that Laura was also on TLoU 2, and that their characters had a pretty significant relationship, do you think Laura and Jeffrey became close enough that she put Dispatch on his radar? I’m not sure if he’s ever commented on how he got the role, but it makes sense to me If she was the link that got them there. Considering how she helped save the game by getting them financing from critical role.
I mean he has to have, right? I haven’t seen any official material call him Beef Robertson, but I feel like Robert is absolutely the kind of guy to give his dog his last name. No different than Hank Hill and Lady Bird Hill. That’s his boy.
Or maybe he wanted to spare Beef the crushing weight of the Robertson legacy. I don’t know man, until we get new content to talk about, this is the discussion post. Have at it.
I think he would’ve let PB know that he didn’t want the robo bod, and that it was ok. He would’ve told her and Marcy that he loved them and would see them again in his next life. Told his mom he was glad to meet her and love her for the time they had. Told Simon that he was happy to see him find his way back. Told BMO to be a good console. Told Neptr he was a good son. Told FP she was his favorite rapper and a friend he was proud to have. Told the pups to remember Jake. And told all of his friends how much it meant to him to be their hero. That’s just off the top of my head.
Aside from maybe the gaming on BMO scene and HW’s dreams, we didn’t actually see them bounce off each other too much. Hoping to see these guys together again down the line 🤞🏽
His story is incredibly depressing, and it couldn’t end any other way. He couldn’t accept what he lost was never his, and that he could’ve found new meaning with his friends still beside him. And being tortured didn’t help either.
But the gift of reincarnation is that maybe he got to try again, and maybe even made things right with his friend, the Avatar. Friendships can transcend lifetimes after all, and there is some commonality in his and Mako’s storyline with the Avatar.
It’s just a thought
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Like from his perspective, he’s been getting his balls busted by a friend and coworker for not being brave like her, only to find out that her mom’s in a position of power and has, from his perspective, been covering for her in a way other ensigns wouldn’t have gotten. I could see a version of this where an insulted and hurt Boimler calls her a spoiled nepotism case, where he has no familial ties to Starfleet and won’t get multiple chances like her so he has to play it safe. It’d be interesting to see how Mariner would respond to that, considering sh has thoroughly earned experience that makes her an asset, but also confront that she has also been given leeway others might not have gotten.
I love the main sub, but it’s very clearly become an echo chamber that doesn’t reflect how the majority of players feel. It’s people retroactively gassing up Blazer or MechaBlazer, or virtue signaling for an imagined slight that was not experienced by the characters.
I even feel bad for Blazer, because I do love the character and her arc, but some fans over there refuse to acknowledge any flaws or mistakes she makes, parroting a whitewashed, Mary Sue version of her.
All that’s to say, when you actually play the game, the chemistry Visi and Robert have is undeniable, and dwarfs what is a more platonic energy between Robert and Blazer. But I mean that’s just my opinion.
Peter and MJ. Gwen Stacy was the planned end love interest for Peter, but MJ and Peter’s chemistry was so good it one over fans and creatives. - Spider-Man
Dipper and Pacifica. This was pure lightning in a bottle. No one expected these two characters to work so well together, but it’s become so popular it’s its own dedicated subsection of the fandom. Just as recently as the last art book, the creator Alex Hirsch acknowledged what a surprise their chemistry was and how enjoyable it was to write. - Gravity Falls
Man’s been a consistent talent for years and makes every show he gets on better. Well deserved.