Not that all your examples aren't great
Sep. 21st, 2021 11:20 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulybut I'm starting to feel like I maybe should not have picked Murderbot as an example of a fictional character who might really like some of our fiction.
I notice that this is twice now that Adora's gotten absolutely crappy or sarcastic advice that, in fact, is pretty accurate and applicable to her life. At this stage in the series she probably should "let go", if not of everything, then specifically of her obsession with Catra. (Also, vice versa. Geez, guys.) And Catra's absolutely right - Adora should be taking everything holograms tell her with a little bigger grain of salt. She's getting there, but slowly.
Did the writers exactly intend for this to happen twice? Because it's a weird thing to happen twice. As long as we're giving her advice, I'll repeat what I said earlier: sweetie, you need a different civilian outfit. Something that says "civilian" or, at least, not "enemy child soldier".
I notice that this is twice now that Adora's gotten absolutely crappy or sarcastic advice that, in fact, is pretty accurate and applicable to her life. At this stage in the series she probably should "let go", if not of everything, then specifically of her obsession with Catra. (Also, vice versa. Geez, guys.) And Catra's absolutely right - Adora should be taking everything holograms tell her with a little bigger grain of salt. She's getting there, but slowly.
Did the writers exactly intend for this to happen twice? Because it's a weird thing to happen twice. As long as we're giving her advice, I'll repeat what I said earlier: sweetie, you need a different civilian outfit. Something that says "civilian" or, at least, not "enemy child soldier".
