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Oh, a human being is seeking a social response? Human being, the social animal wired to make and track social connection? A human desires the vital blood that permitted their species to survive for millennia? The human being who was born completely helpless and primed in every way by nature to seek attention and help from their community?

Me: that's WILD. These bathrooms aren't up to spec for penguins even overnight

Scientist: ...how would you know that

sequoyah was the man who created the tsalagi syllabary before it was ever a tree

if i try to look for apparel or crafts to show off my chickasaw pride, i get results for chickasaw plums which is just a specific species of plum before i get results about human beings

others have mentioned if they google their nations name they get boot companies before their nations website!

theres a tweet that still haunts me that was about a Quirky Quasi American Restaurant in europe or somewhere that was being funny by being cowboy themed and their steaks were named after native american nations. even outside the usa we are nothing but literal dead meat for others consumption

"blackhawk" "apache" - fuck theres a whole wikipedia page for the way weve had our names used for weapons used to colonize and kill us and others!

Time Lapse of the Land Taken From Native Americans

Article linked in the source reddit post :)

Also in turn links to the individual maps used.

/Wampanoag

The sword comes with three wishes, granted by pressing the buttons on the hilt. Fionna uses two of them but keeps one.

In the episode "The Limit" Jake uses his wish at the centre of the labyrinth to wish for a sandwich.

In "Jake the Dog", Jake almost uses his Time Room wish to get a sandwich, establishing the obscure running gag that if Jake is given access to wish magic he will inevitably wish for a sandwich.

In "Graybles 1000+", Jake uses the magic wand to wish for a sandwich.

In today's episode, Fionna is holding her sword with the unused wish when Betty's crown-wish removes magic from the world, and in the non-magic Fionna World, the sword has turned into a sandwich.

Today's episode implies that not only does Jake inevitably wish for a sandwich, but actually "sandwich" is the default result of an unused wish.

Understanding this joke/reveal requires you to be aware of a very obscure running gag that has only occurred like three times across six seasons of the show, and to have remembered an inconsequential detail from a 2013 comic book that was never brought up again, AND to even realise in the first place that the scene in today's episode was depicting the removal of magic from Fionna World, which I didn't at first.