The Testaments S01E09 "Marat Sade"
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The Testaments S01E09 "Marat Sade"

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Wim: I've connected the dots, Jod is a Jedi
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all this talk about wishing they'd turn sophie into a man
Lo'ak: Would you love me if I was a worm that could only speak Morse code
Tsireya: I love you but shut up
Does anyone else think Tsi'reya and Lo'ak might have a romance or something based just on these two clips?
It seems like their parents donât want them to be together, because of the argumentative look jake is giving Lo'ak, and how Lo'ak seems to unwilling to listen, his back is turned, etc.
Also it looks like Tsireya is next to Lo'ak in the full image, maybe theyâre being talked to about how their romance isnât allowed, like how Neytiri was meant to mate with Tsu'tey and instead mated with Jake. Tsireya is most likely supposed to be a future leader like her mother, and mate with someone from her tribe chosen for her. It would be a classic star crossed lovers thing.
You can also get the same vibe from this conversation between Tsireya and Ronal here:
Ronal isnât taking no for an answer based on that side glance, while Tsireya looks at her in disbelief.
ofc this is just based off the teaser and I have no idea what the plot actually is going to be about, especially since everything is super vague and there was only one line of spoken dialogue. Just based on me rewatching way too many times LOL (watch this not be true at all)
I noticed in the trailer I saw a pregnant naâvi woman that looks similar to Tsireya. Same hairstyle and head piece.
Thereâs another man with her Iâm guesting thatâs supposed to be the arranged mate? Maybe she did decided to end her theorized romance with Loâak and mated with him? IdkâŚ
Those are Tsireya's parents
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honestly tho that scene in the incredibles where mr. incredible sees the names of all the old super heroes that used to be his friends / that he knew from Back in the Day and how every one of them has been killed by syndrome is such a chilling scene for so many reasonsÂ
like for one, everyone he knew is dead at this point and has been killed on the same island heâs at now and two, its heartbreaking bc that means that almost every hero wanted to try out being a hero again despite the laws against it and wanted to try and help someone out and relive their glory days, only to be straight up murdered like fuck that scene is just so fuckin intense
I think the core of that scene for me is, when youâre insane like me and you go through it frame by frame, you can work out that Gazerbeam defeated the omnidroid twice - the only super we have enough information to confirm did so. I always wondered about his body in the cave, how and why he got the password⌠But it makes sense. This thing goes haywire, gets an upgrade, and goes haywire again? He must have been hella suspicious! So he does what any good superhero would do - tries to get to the bottom of whatâs really happening on Nomanisan Island. During the process heâs clearly caught and wounded but has just enough time to get himself somewhere he can leave a final message, just praying that the next super to come along will find it and break the cycle. Gazerbeam is my hero.
Incredibles 2 has a lot to live up to
All of this andâŚ
Iâm just realizing that the name is No Man Is An Island???? As in, everyone needs someone to depend on and connect with, no one is ever completely alone or should act all on their own.
Also Gazerbeam probably has X-ray visionâso he not only survived long enough to defeat the Omnidroid, he had the ability to see Syndrome entering the password.
Holy guacamole! I should pay more attention, I donât think I got any of that stuff!
does anyone think about the fact that now mr. incredibles has to live w/ the fact that all his friends getting killed by syndrome could have been avoided if he had just been nicer to syndrome from the beginning
^I was thinking that from the beginning reading this and was shocked it went through so many comments before anyone pointed that out.
Syndrome waited until his machine was almost ready to go before asking Bob to come to Nomanisan. He also was surprised to find out that he was married to âElastigirlâ, which means he likely built his list and went through everyone else before finally deciding it was time to kill Bob.
Also, Syndrome literally didnât find Bob until the start of the movie. He found Frozone and was stalking him. If Lucius hadnât hung out with Bob, then Frozone was going to be the next one lured. Thereâs literally a scene of Mirage realizing that the guy in the car with her target is Mr. Incredible. He wasnât going through the list, he was stalking and finding every former Super he could, luring them to the island, and then killing them, for the sake of improving his robot. Finding Bob was just a happy accident, and Syndromes obsession with him meant that upon finding a bot that could beat Bob, he figured heâd hit perfection and was ready.
and like, letâs be real here in the intro Buddy was crossing the line the second he showed up, Mr. Incredible mentioned heâd been very nice to Buddy, via signing a ridiculous amount of autographs and doing pictures and stuff, and that he was not going to risk a childs life as a sidekick (albeit in less words). Buddy literally showed up by breaking into his car, and then stalked him all evening until he was arrested. Thatâs disturbingly obsessive behavior, thereâs no amount of niceness that would stop Syndrome, it was an impossible situation. No amount of nice was going to appease Syndrome, the second he faced any sort of rejection from Mr. Incredible he was going to lose it and go supervillain. After his arrest he should have gotten put into therapy, but yknow, set in like. the 50â˛s. so it makes sense he fell through the cracks when the cracks were a goddamn canyon. Donât victim blame Mr. Incredible.
reblogging for the last comment because blaming mr incredible for the deaths of his comrades is honestly such a weird take and i dislike how itâs framed as âfactâ when itâs not. itâs syndromeâs fault and syndromeâs fault alone. full stop. he murdered them because he was selfish, entitled, and obsessed with mr incredible to a fanatical degree.
You know whatâs really great
In the beginning when Mr. Incredible says, âGo home, Buddy. I work alone.â Heâs holding up Bomb Voyage
In Syndromeâs flashback, heâs looking down on him, no bad guy in sight
Do with that info what you will
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This is such good analysis, but itâs also worth mentioning the difference between these two scenes which, supposedly depict the same thing. In the first, Bob is clearly busy, trying to keep his eyes on Bomb Voyage (a fantastic supervillain name!!!), so he is distractedly telling Buddy that he is busy and that he doesnât need help. The lighting is realistic, and although he is CLEARLY fed up with dealing with this obsessive and toxic fan, he keeps an even tone and doesnât snap at him.
In the flashback, itâs a different scenario completely!! The lighting is all focused on Bob as if heâs under a spotlight and it is only the two of them. Bobâs pose here is also ridiculously condescending. He has his hands on his hips like a superhero and is looking down at Buddy with contempt and scorn. In addition, when he turns to leave, he dismissively waves his hand as if saying âGet out of here.â
Itâs also interesting to note Buddyâs position here. His arms are extended either in worship or as an expression of all he has to offer in this relationship. He sees himself as a victim because he thinks he gave all of himself to Mr Incredible, just got him to reject him.
Itâs also amazing to me how much Buddyâs suit is a reflection of himself. Everything from the black and white color scheme representing his black and white way of thinking, to the huge S because here only thinks of himself.
Bobâs suit, however, is blue. In addition to being associated with a calming and rational thought process, I think itâs also to represent that heâs on the side of the police. Heâs not here for his own glory, heâs essentially working as an extension of the police force
Also, letâs not forget when Bob is catching Bomb Voyage and trying to keep Buddy from yeeting himself towards almost certain death, heâs on his way to his own wedding.
That makes two things abundantly clear:
Bob doesnât have an aversion to working with other people. Remember when he runs into Elastigirl earlier in the day? She reminds him not to âforgetâ, and he promises he wonât. They were standing over a thief they ended up accidentally nabbing together, or so we thought. They bantered back and forth about working alone, yet they nabbed that thief so seamlessly, youâd think theyâd done it before. Then you find out later, Elastigirl is the woman at the altar. Making it clear that they had to have worked together, very frequently, enough to end up trusting each other to the point that they revealed their secret identities and had a romantic relationship outside of Super work, culminating in literally marrying each other. Bob is more than fine with a partner because he married his.
The other is that, Bob is trying to protect Helen. She may be more than capable of handling herself, as she flirtatiously reminds Bob on the rooftop just hours before their nuptials. But the one thing thatâs priceless to the Supers are their secret identities. With Syndrome following Bob begging to partner with him, it puts Helen in danger. A fanatical fan like that can end up possessive, meaning once Syndrome discovers her, could see her as a direct threat stealing âhisâ position working with Bob. And because he obviously has a knack for following people undetected (he was right on Bobâs heels all over a huge metropolitan city for literal hours), he could very well stalk Helen, discover her secret identity and expose her in order to eliminate her, putting her directly in danger. Bob isnât an idiot, he knows working with this kid doesnât just put this child in danger, but also his own wife and their identities. Itâs better to say he works alone and let this kid down as gently as possible, hoping to finally shake him off for good so he can work in safety and peace.
Which leads me to my next point. Blaming Bob for all his friends getting killed is buying directly into Syndromeâs revisionist history of Bob ârejectingâ him. Remember, if Syndrome hadnât shown up to Mr. Incredible busting Bomb Voyage, none of the ensuing chaos with the bomb on the rocket boots getting dropped on the train tracks and blowing them up, causing Bob to lose Bomb Voyage, then forced to stop a speeding train, resulting in the passengers getting injured, the attempted suicide being thwarted which injured the guy, and everybody suing Bob for it, ultimately culminating in the Superâs fall from public grace and forced retirement. All of those consequences are because Syndrome refused to listen to Bob and meddled in dangerous affairs, making everything indescribably worse. If he had never showed up, none of the above would have happened and Supers would have never been forced into retirement, meaning none of Bobâs friends would have been lured from said retirement by Mirage and Syndromeâs private contract offers which resulted in their deaths.
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Not sure if this matters by now but
A couple of things:
- The reason Syndrome found all the other supers first (including Frozone) was because Bob kept getting fired from his jobs, forcing the government to wipe his existence from multiple companies and forcing his family to move each time that happened. He unintentionally saved his family by forcing them to relocate so often.
- Two of the biggest differences between the two versions of âgo home, Buddyâ is the focus, and length. In Mr Incredibleâs version, âGo Home, Buddyâ is a midpoint, a random event that just happened to stick because it was weirdly specific, and it was right before the important parts. The attempted suicide, train crash, and wedding are much more important because those were more important to Mr Incredible (since the first two ended the superhero movement, and the last was his wedding). Buddy, on the other hand, only flashes back to âGo home, Buddyâ. Which is weird because Buddy almost died later that night from a bomb on his cape, and he almost killed dozens of people on a train by dropping a bomb on them, and because of that, he was indirectly responsible for the death of supers. All three of those things should be much more important to Buddy, but itâs a sign of his psychosis that the one thing he remembers is not Mr Incredible saving his life, or his life being in danger, but instead Mr Incredible rejecting him. Buddy was unstable, and an extremely unreliable narrator who edited out massive chunks of his own story to better justify his hero syndrome.
- Also, on a more sobering note, some have brought up how Incredibles 2 seems a step down from Incredibles 1, and while thatâs arguable, thereâs some related bits in there Iâd like to mention. You know how there were a slew of superheroâs in the movie for when they made superhero-ing legal again?
Notice anything funny about that lineup? Anything at all? Okay, hereâs a hint then. How many of these heroes were working before heroes got banned? How many of these new heroes are from Mr Incredibleâs era?
Answer: None.
Frozone, Elastigirl, and Mr Incredible are the only ones who were active before the ban, or more specifically, were left from those active before the ban.
Think about it, Elastigirl was on the news basically continuously, there was a UN declaration on supers, any super left who had even been five degrees of separation away from Elastigirl back in their heyday wouldâve come up to talk to her and her movement. But when Elastigirl was brought in to meet other supers, she didnât know any of them.
And itâs not like she and Bob were loners who never interacted with anyone, look at their wedding day, itâs packed to the gills with capes (and possibly some secret identities too):
SoâŚwhat happened?
Syndrome happened. This isnât just some serial killer picking people at random, Syndrome systematically wiped out an entire community of people, arguably, an entire generation of supers, since Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack seem to be the only kid-supers in existence.
Thatâs why Elastigirl is so emotional when sheâs introduced to these new supers, she thought her people, barring her family and Frozone, were wiped out by Syndrome. And in a wayâŚthey were.
Nobodyâs left from her era of superheroics. None of her old friends survived. Itâs just her, Bob, and Frozone left out of what was once a thriving, vibrant community. All those bright lights snuffed out because some kid couldnât handle being rejected but his hero.
- Honestly, this allegory kind of brings to mind the AIDS crisis and the gay community. A âsyndromeâ almost specifically targeting a subset of the population with a flair for dramatic outfits and superheroics, picking off members one by one until the population is decimated. The members of the community have to intervene themselves to slow/stop this âsyndromeâ because the government, which was supposed to protect them, is unaware of, or is blatantly ignoring the crisis until it starts hurting the ânormalâ community. Because of this âsyndromeâ thereâs just this gap in this community, where an entire generation is justâŚmissingâŚwith the few survivors having to counsel the new, untouched generation, and helping them achieve widespread support and acceptance they could only dream of.
- Side note: I just realized something. Take a look at Syndromeâs kill list:
And take a look at that wedding shot again.
Anyone look familiar?
If itâs to hard to tell, at least four of the people Syndrome killed were at Bobâs wedding.
Mr Incredible wasnât watching supers getting killed, he was watching his friends getting killed. People he trusted enough to share his secret identity with people he trusted enough to share his wifeâs secret identity with. Hell, our poor boy Gazerbeam got a front row seat with Edna and their NSA agent thatâs usually reserved for family only.
And thatâs bad enough, but something else occurred to me, Bob and Helen clearly havenât been keeping in close contact with their superheroic friends, Bob asks Frozone if heâs been keeping in contact with Gazerbeam, implying they havenât talked in a while.
Additionally, Bobâs life, and the superhero communityâs life, went tits up basically immediately after his wedding night. So if there was any point for them to stop talking with other supers, itâd be then.
So what does that mean?
It means, in all likelihood that when Mr Incredible looked at that list of dead friends and superheroes, he realized with growing horror that, his wedding?
The happiest point of his life?
That was the last time Mr Incredible saw his friends alive.
Also like to point out that in the scene where heâs seeing all of his friendâs and their identities exposed and that theyâve been killed, he IMMEDIATELY in shock and horror realizes that elastagirl could be a target and SEARCHES her super identity. The relief on his face when he sees that sheâs unknown is honestly so raw. Incredibles, both of them, are just absolutely stunning films.
has anyone made this yet
She has her priorities straight and we love that for her
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