I realize this is probably obvious to anybody who’s thought about it for more than 5 seconds but oh my gosh I just realized the parallels between the end of Act I and the end of Act III.
The same ultimatum. If Vander turns over the criminals (his children, his daughter) he and his people are safe (as long as the topsiders who won’t forgive at least forget the Undercity’s trespasses). If Silco turns over the criminal (his child, his daughter) he and his people are safe (as long as the topsiders who won’t forget at least forgive Zaun’s trespasses).
The inverse responses to the ultimatum. Vi was going to turn herself in for the greater good (and Vander would refuse to reap what he had sown, would never let her do that, even unto his own death and the loss of the greater good). Jinx was not going to turn herself in for Zaun (and Silco would reap what he had sown, he wouldn’t give her up for, even unto his own death and the loss of the greater good).
Selflessness and selfishness and selfishness and selflessness. Borne out of love of the individual or hate of the institution that demanded blood.
There is nothing as undoing as a daughter.
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I love that if you go to the "i want to throw her in a Mcdonald playpen and see if she establishes dominance or gets stuck in the net" tag you can just see all of your posts about Jinx, its delightful
!!! :D yup that’s the idea!
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The level of detail in Arcane drives me insane. Rewatched the first episode the other day and just realized the little clamp mechanism Powder finds in the trash (just before Vander and Claggor leave for Benzo’s) is pretty much the exact same mechanism all of her future bombs use as ‘teeth’
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I’ve been watching Arcane and Powder is just a poor little meow meow and Vi is so hot and Vincent is such a mood and it’s worth the 40 minutes of physically strangling my ADHD to watch one episode because the animation is so drop dead gorgeous.
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