Could you mind reminding me what the June 4th Unus Annus video was?
June 4th was "Morphing Our Bodies Into Superhero Poses" which honestly I found to be a very cursed video :)

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Could you mind reminding me what the June 4th Unus Annus video was?
June 4th was "Morphing Our Bodies Into Superhero Poses" which honestly I found to be a very cursed video :)

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So, I'm not sure if I'm the best to articulate this thought, but...I feel like RWBY has been trying to do a Fullmetal Alchemist with the Huntsman organizations and really failing it. Like FMA, it has an organization that holds a lot of importance in the safety of the civilians. Like FMA, that organization is flawed in some ways and possibly absolutely corrupt in others. Like FMA, the main characters join this organization for personal reasons, before realizing the depth of the corruption (part 1
Oh yeah, Arakawa has a far better, more nuanced grasp of these topics than RT does, which includes the concept of flawed institutions, rather than just flawed individuals. Ruby isnât realizing that certain structures and acts are a problem--lying, secret keeping, military force, etc.--the show just keeps doubling down on the idea that these problems only exist provided sheâs not at the helm. Itâs exactly as you say: Ruby and her friends arenât corrupt, ergo nothing they could do is bad. Itâs this idea that the heart of the person changes the action, rather than the action changing the person. Ruby magically turns any act into a heroic act, rather than acknowledging that the act may be changing her. And that individualism extends to Ironwood. The soldiers arenât the problem. The laws arenât the problems. Huntsmen like Flynt and Neon arenât the problem. The only problem is that evil Ironwood is in charge, so once you kill him off everything is fine. No institutional problems here. Yet the concept that Ruby could become corrupt in the same way Ironwood became corrupted isnât even an idea on RWBYâs radar because itâs all about individualism. Ruby is the hero and destined to remain that way, no matter what she might actually do.Â
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It just occurred to me that the idea that Ozpin was a student/headmaster at fourteen feels really weird, but that's basically what would be happening with Oscar in a less crazy world. Which...I still don't agree with, personally? Like, yes, it's important for the one person who knows what's going on in the world to be in a position of power, but like...did NO ONE find it odd that this little boy that's not even done with puberty is a head of a school?
This is why I hc him as a student at 14 and headmaster at 21. The age isnât completely unreasonable, to me, and while the headmaster age is still very young, itâs still possible. But yes, itâs basically a parallel with Oscar, who is now thrown into combat situations at 14--except not in a controlled educational environment.
TAZ Characters as Star Wars
taako: luke
magnus: lando
merle: chewy
lup: leiaÂ
barry: han
lucretia: c3po
davenport: r2d2
john: darth vader
angus: bb8

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Odd Affection
end me âOdd Affectionâ and Iâll tell you an unconventional sign of affection from my muse!
Ozpinâs affection can come in spontaneity. Heâs always busy, youâre probably always busy, but sometimes, youâll just enter a room at your work (most likely your office) and heâll just be there, and he has plans and now you have plans and its all okay, everythings been figured out and its time to go live a little. Heâs done this to everyone in the Inner Circle and most of his staff at Beacon at least once before.Â
Finding himself as nearly as much of a recluse as the voice in his head, Oscarâs affections can often come in the form of letting people in a bit. Sharing bits of himself with them. This can come in the form of telling stories about the farm, his family, admitting to pieces of his past that he often feels embarrassed about since theyâre surely boring to these people who throw themselves at monsters on a whim.Â
Something very intimate to him is sharing parts of his journal, which he uses as a part-time sketchbook as well. He doesnât consider himself an artist, but he likes sketching his surroundings, mostly animals plants and..... people. The people sketches in particular he prefers to keep to himself.
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âYou know actions speak louder than words, right?â
SubSat: When getting the guest list together, Julia asked Magnus if he had any family heâd like to invite. Despite him not remembering who he was inviting, he still reserved six seats for the family he couldnât remember. In the end, three of the seats ended up being filled.
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