#what garbage

God, I don't even care what happens to them. All I know is whatever Blitz goes through - if it has anything to do with Stolas - is really fucking wild when he already decided he was going to give a relationship with Stolas a chance out of guilt and then had a huge character change in Sinsmas.

And no one talk to me about how it's "obvious" it was an exaggerated attempt to make their messed up relationship work when characters literally change in single episodes all the time in this show and only selectively is a change backpedaled on and it is always only for drama.

The real ending of aot

Yeah??? This is one of those things where I love Opal so I am just bewildered by this choice.

I could maybe buy Opal never considering Kuvira family or never realising Kuvira’s pain, but I don’t think she would be actively cruel in a classist way, even as a kid? When she meets Bolin she’s like ‘wow all my meals have been amazing with this cook’ and Bolin is like ‘me and Mako used to eat garbage’ and she apologised for not realising how she was coming across? Like she immediately feels bad, its not like Bolin had to explain anything to her. I think she could be oblivious as she lived a very nice life, but I don’t know why she would be actively antagonistic towards Kuvira because she wasn’t family or poor? Like she didn’t seem to like Kuvira before she destroyed her dollhouse. I don’t get it. What does she suddenly get a complete personality change at thirteen or something before she meets Bolin?

I think it really bothers me because Opal’s distrust of Kuvira is completely valid considering what happened in book 4 but they just throw in this scene to make Opal look fairly nasty by comparison, to make it seem like Opal ALWAYS hated Kuvira unreasonably, so Opal now looks unreasonable. It feels really cheap.

I think it could have worked if it was more subtle? Kuvira looking in on Opal playing with Su, wishing it was her, but never finding the words to say without coming across as blunt or rude.