Jun 5
Just watched the Secret Protocol trailer.
Here's my sepculation(s).
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Just watched the Secret Protocol trailer.
Here's my sepculation(s).
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You know, I was asking Uwouldthink a question about what he thinks Marinette is going to do in the next few episodes, and I realized the reason that I doubt that Marinette would break up with Adrien is how unforgivable that would be. Because as unhealthy as Adrien's mindset is, to my understanding, he is someone who is willing to put up with a lot of mistreatment for the sake of love. As an abuse victim, he might forgive Marinette for what she did because of how love-starved he is. But if she breaks up with him too, then she will hit him where it really hurts, and he can't even trust her to love him like a trophy. But surely, the miraculous writers wouldn't screw the main relationship up that much, RIGHT? Surely they wouldn't make Marinette do something that unforgivable, RIGHT? ...yeah, now that I think about it, it wouldn't be out of the question.
I can't see her breaking up with him. It would piss off too many of the stans. They've waited for this for 10yrs. Newer fans wouldn't care about the drama.
My only expectation for "Queen of the Dreadzone" is that Audrey and/or Noe will be the source of the problems.
Something like Audrey complaining about how nobody fears/respects Chloe anymore, or something like that.
That is possible. Chloé trying to live up to parental expectations and Noé's example.
I have a theory regarding what might've happened to Kagami.
What if, in Yaksi Gozen, Lila stole Kagami's amok and changed it to the fake one, and now she's using Kagami to spy on Marinette.
I might be wrong, but I don’t think Adrien will be too angry (or angry for too long) when he finds out the truth.
Why?
He hates lies and secrets, but most of all, he hates when liars and secret keepers regret nothing and don't want to apologize.
Why do you think he ended his friendship with Lila? He used to be rather supportive of her despite knowing that she was a liar. Because he used to think that she lied to appear more interesting person than she really was to be accepted in the new school and make friends there. Until he realized that she lied to harm people and didn't feel any regret.
Why did he end his friendship with Chl/*e? They had been friends since they could remember each other, and it's not like he wasn't aware that she was a bully.
Because he kept hoping that she would change for the better until he realized she wouldn't, that she still thought bullying commoners was funny and that she regretted nothing, nor was she going to apologize to her victims.
Why did he get so angry when Marinette supposedly cheated on him? Not due to the cheating itself, but because she kept denying everything and didn't seem to feel any regret. I think, if she confessed everything and showed any signs that she felt sorry, he wouldn't be so angry, just sad that she didn't love him anymore. (I know she was innocent, so she couldn't confess anything, but I digress).
Why didn't Chat Noir abandon Ladybug at the end of s4, despite being mad at her for keeping secrets?
Because he knew for a fact that she regretted it. He could see how hard she was having it. He even heard it from herself when she didn't know it was Chat Noir she was talking to (Kuro Neko).
What I am trying to say is that Adrien (as Adrien and as Chat Noir) can clearly see that there's something wrong with Marinette/Ladybug. He sees both girls are not okay. He sees something is eating them alive. He knows there's something Marinette is trying to tell him, something that's too hard to tell.
When he eventually finds out, he most likely will realize that it was guilt and self-blame. He will realize how much lying to him has cost her, what a burden she has been carrying.
When he sees that someone who wronged him genuinelly regrets it, I think it would make it easier for him to forgive.
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I'm hoping The Dirtifiers are either construction workers or kids that don't want to take a bath 😂
I saw a video yesterday that compiled a lot of what Thomas has been saying on Twitter lately about the show/future seasons. Apparently s7 is almost fully written (if not already done by this point) and already in production for some episodes. I know he's said before that a lot of s6 will make sense as we watch s7. Then interestingly enough, he also said that s8 will wrap up a lot of things in this arc, which makes me wonder if that's things related to the big secret and like the fallout, things related to Gabriel/Emilie/Nathalie, shit with this secret villain club, shit with Lila, all of the above?
I doubt the love square/Miraculers will be at odds from the secret getting out for 2 whole seasons. I assume the secret is going to get spilled at the end of s6, then s7 may deal with some of the fallout for part of it, then whatever the fuck else Lila and the illuminati are up to. Cause I imagine the kids will have to come back together to deal with that shit, so they probably can't stay at odds for terribly long. Idk these are just my thoughts.
Apparently a writer for Miraculous proposed a Lukadrien story line for season 6 and quit after Austruc refused to have it done.
I have always said lukadrien was more interesting than Lukanette. If this is true I can respect a writers dedication to a ship.