The Painted Gentleman

In this house we stan Jedi Master Indara. She was absolutely on point in this episode, she was compassionate and gentle with the girls, she was so warm and friendly with Mae when she needed it, she was firm in how they couldn't overstep if the girls' mother didn't want them to leave, how they couldn't just barge into the witches' lives, she warned everyone to be cautious and that they were overstepping their bounds, she warned Sol to not confuse his own wants with Osha's wants, her ultimate priority was Osha's wellbeing in the end, that she was willing to not tell the full truth, even if it wouldn't have gotten them in that much trouble with the Council, it would have possibly crushed Osha's dream, so she made that hard choice, she came in like a goddamned wrecking ball when Kelnacca was under the witches' influence, there must have been at least twenty of them in his head, and JEDI MASTER INDARA TOLD THEM TO GET THE FUCK OUT and she blasted them the hell out of Kelnacca's mind BY HERSELF, she was right that they needed to be more careful, because she understood how things could go bad, she was teasing Sol and laughing with him about not having a Padawan yet, clearly it was a joke and used to lighten his mood, like Master Indara the Jedi that you are, we stan.

The missing framing device for this episode was that Osha is trauma-dumping her backstory to Jecki on their way to Kelnacca's place while Yord awkwardly irons his robes in the background

okay yes this. I was trying to figure out what felt off to me about this episode and I think it was the lack of framing device... they just plopped it into the season

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also i feel like a lot of people refuse to come to terms that bodily autonomy means that sometimes people will make decisions that you personally do not agree with, and the answer to that is to get over it because its not your body, not by attempting to ban anything you dont like