#qrowcane

Make sure your recipient’s name is the first tag and that you have Ozqrow Secret Santa in there, so that they can (hopefully) easily find their gift. After that it’s up to you: ozqrow, rwby, fic, fanart, etc. anything that might be useful. 

Ozpin: No! Turn that upside down!

Qrow: ):

Ozpin: Between the fourth and fifth ribs.

I’ll admit straight out that I don’t know enough about RT’s politics to try and guess when story elements might be a result of pandering or accommodating voice actors, but I think it’s pretty clear that Sun is “supposed” to be Blake’s love interest. Whether or not that’s something they’ll follow through with or if he’s just a red herring (and Blake will be one of the LGBTQIA characters we keep being promised) we’ll have to see. 

Honestly, I’m torn on his character too. I really enjoyed him back at Beacon. He provided another faunus perspective, a kindred spirit for Blake (even if they don’t alway see eye-to-eye), he was helpful without being pushy like he is now, and when balanced with Neptune he was in a good position of, “You’re a side character who adds depth to the story without drawing too much attention from the main cast.” Now though… what’s he doing? Blake’s story seems pretty weak so far, but having Sun around makes it feel all the more flimsy to me. 

Oh boy... I have things to say about this. I won’t lay out everything here because I’ll be posting my review later, but basically: yes, yes, yes. I take less issue with him collapsing (something that’s bound to happen in intense training during strenuous times) and more the ease with which he can now take control without overt permission from Oscar, at least that we see. Yes, they’re eventually meant to merge into one person, but this combined with Raven’s cryptic comments this episode make me a little suspicious...