return the bones, thot

You know I don’t think I’m going to get over Vi’s expression in the “you really think I needed all the guards at the Hex Gates?” scene for as long as I live. The way she was just spiralling about how “I choose wrong every time” like, Vander told her she had a good heart and not to lose it, but she feels like every time she does what her heart tells her to do, something goes wrong, and every time that happens, it chips away at her confidence in her judgement a little more. And then Caitlyn shows up, and she might as well be the phantom that haunted Vi in act two, because doing what her heart told her was the right thing to do was what lost her Caitlyn last time. She has done what she felt was right and time and again it went went wrong in some way. She’s felt her belief in herself slip through her fingers and the people she loves along with it. And Caitlyn walks in and tells her that not only has she not lost her, but she had known, predicted, thrown her own weight behind Vi’s impetus, to facilitate her doing whatever her good heart told her was the right thing to do. At the moment Vi had lost faith in herself and her judgement, Caitlyn shows her that she values it so highly she’s now chosen to make it her own compass. And it’s kinda beautiful how Vi seizes it again, and Caitlyn along with it

also please note that this scientist is in fact the retired man who invented the xbox.

He also aggressively corrected himself whenever he accidentally misgendered a trans guy we knew because "there's already more women than men in the world, the more numbers we steal from them, the better." Did that even when the trans guy wasn't around.