Elizabeth's Corner

Nino: Food

Alya: Date

Marinette: Murder

Adrien & Nino & Alya:

Adrien: only every time I look at you

Marinette: ...

Automatic sliding doors are simple; easy to get through. Everyone can do it. Why is it so hard for them to pass by, other than being a comedic scene from the special?

It’s because they’re stuck in a limbo. Their friendship isn’t progressing into something more because Marinette is trying too hard to be good enough. Waves of failed attempts to confess, impress, and making elaborate plans to grab Adrien’s attention, showing him her affections that she likes him as more than a friend but being unsuccessful.

Even though she does have his attention, more often than not, she just needs to tell him without backtracking and slamming into that barrier face first to repeat the process all over again.  

She jumps the gun and puts her all into letting Adrien know how she feels, full throttle; while being super anxious, overthinking, tense, and ready to sprint headlong into something that would be easy to get through, if she just took a step back and breathed. To just go with the flow and let it happen.

Meanwhile, Adrien is there watching her attempts, being polite and concerned for her when she slips up, ready to catch her without thinking. We’ve seen in the show that when she calms down and doesn’t let her worries plague her, (the what-ifs and what could happens) that the doors to success of what she wants to achieve open and let her move forward. But if she keeps up with this constant cycle…

and then

after a huge beat down

She pulls away and Adrien looks into her eyes like, “Marinette?”

Alya: well, partially related, but did you know that cats mostly domesticated themselves? They saw that mice congregated around human grain and evolved to be more social with humans for hunting purposes

Marinette: *looks at mouse miraculous*

Marinette: *realizes she lives above a bakery with lots of grains*

“Aang,” Zuko says, “This has been… haunting me…. Why did your friends need to suck on those frogs?”

And Aang just gasps, and does not explain the frogs, because he has suddenly remembered that Miyuki is still wanted by the Fire Nation and that just won’t do. So Aang demands that Zuko pardon Miyuki for her crimes, which then gets the rest of the gaang to dogpile on and also demand justice for Miyuki. 

Zuko is willing to hear him out. 

…Zuko is significantly less willing to hear him out when Aang mentions that Miyuki is a cat.

(Zuko finds it difficult to believe that a cat is legitimately wanted by the Fire Nation)

The gaang:

Zuko:

Sokka:

“Post-menopause” means a woman over 45 who has not had a period for over a year and is therefore through menopause.

If you are post-menopause and experience any vaginal bleeding, even a small amount, see a doctor and get it checked out.

Roy: Oh wait, I’m not a soldier anymore [goes back to sleep]

Alya: Blond, smart, talented, kind, multilingual, not too tall, oblivious, green-eyed, good sense of humor, musician.

Adrien: Sounds kind of like me. Too bad we’re just friends.

Alya: Did I mention oblivious?

Adrien: Yeah, why?