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it wasn't that the writers "gave up" on the friendship or "forgot" they were friends. the fact that a pair left the third behind was part of a series of events that led to that third experiencing heavy doubt.

this in turn caused him to go to the one he thought would have the answers to express those doubts. and this IN TURN was the final nail in the coffin for that leader to step down and leave.

idk if y'all realize this but people CAN grow out of friendships when they find they don't have that much in common.

people also CAN accidentally exclude someone when their interests don't align.

alienation happens all the time, whether on purpose or accidental. it's not a failure in writing. it's in fact well-written plot progress.

okay so you're saying that it has nothing to do w [Ship B], it's only about [Ship A]? okay, cool, i'm not arguing that it's a meaningful scene between that ship. but you're hella ignorant if you're ignoring the blatant framing here. first of all, all the other characters are BLURRED, EXCEPT THOSE THREE. if it were truly JUST about ShipA, Character C would ALSO be blurred out. instead, they've included C in the shot as something to FOCUS on. his inclusion MEANS something here, purely from an animation point of view. animators do everything on purpose. you could maybe say a wayward line was an accident, the shape of a face was too big, whatever, those things CAN be accidents. but to frame this shot with CHARACTER C NOT BEING BLURRED while looking on? then yeah, it's ALSO about Ship B, not just Ship A. otherwise, character C would have been more removed, further back, and ALSO blurred.

god fucking dammit, use your brain.

i've never even seen this season and i never will, i don't give a shit either way, but you cannot ignore how this was framed, you just can't. jesus christ. ship whatever you fucking want i really couldn't give a damn, but this is important to note and denying it makes you look ignorant.