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you are laughing. The character that can time travel biggest regret will forever be lost time and you are laughing.

“why would silco be okay with killing vi in season one if he promised to fix zaun for her to her mother! bad writing!!!”

“We are moving way too fast” BULLSHIT. You’re just scared because the last time everything went right it went to shit.

It must have hurt so much seeing Archer, Olu, and Jim wanting to join Zheng. Like— I don’t feel like Stede’s reaction is fundamentally wrong. Ed literally left him once because he wasn’t pirate enough during the whole Calico Jack thing, and now left him because he’s too much of a pirate. Stede is in such a rough place, because he’s finally coming on his own, feeling worthy, respected when he had never felt like that before, and even though he’s everything he dreamed of, both the person he loves AND a significant part of his crew are leaving him for someone who tried to kill them. Like— are we all seeing the same scene? Of course he feels like he has to fight for them. Stede probably feels like his whole life he never fought back against anyone, he was bullied his whole life, bent for everyone’s wishes. He’s tired of it, maybe if he shows the people he loves his devotion to them maybe they’ll choose him.

The fun part about consuming media is the interpretation we give it!! Of course it matters what the author intended, but what you take from it, what you analyze, what you pick up on, is equally- if not more- important!! They make this for US, they write this for US, they film it for US, they put it out in the world for US!! and the magic about stories is that it changes for every single person that lives the story!! It's okay if you interpret a scene different than another person!! And canon is not that important, we queer watchers survived overanalyzing stuff and giving it more meaning for literally centuries before we started getting actual meaningful queer content, but we shouldn't stop finding new meanings and interpretations in the media we are given just because now the queer is no longer subtext.