i think a theme of the later seasons... 3-5 notably... is that there's some great tragedy, or event that has occurred, that greatly warps the status quo in ways that hurt the characters? like in s3 master fu had to give up guardianship, and marinette had to take on the duty way too early and it was far too overwhelming, too much for her to bear, which bled into the s4 finale, where she lost all the miraculous, and realized she had messed up in pushing her partner away, and in the season 5 finale there is this great sense of injustice.... it is all shrouded by the fact that everyone and society at large is being presented as PERFECT like wow so happy look at this villain! the world will remember him as a hero. but something is clearly so wrong about that and i genuinely think we as an audience are meant to feel that? that's why after all the happiness and celebration there is someone in the shadows working on something horrible, and there is literally this FORCE like shown as an electrical force that popped up at the end that makes you think
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I get why people may insist that Fear and Anxiety have sibling vibes and not romantic ones but in that case THERE WOULDN’T BE A LITERAL “I CAN FIX HER” JOKE right in the movie, come on guys 😆
Look at the faces this mf makes while mentioning her?
I mean would they expect people to NOT ship it? I am dead sure they saw this coming. Too many hints, too many. They had test screenings with teenage girls of all people. They are real experts in stuff like this!
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Either Gilear and Hallarielle are pregnant or they’re pulling the funniest joke on Fabian ever conceived. I hope they’re pregnant though.
Fabian declaring his baby sibling a nemesis so if anything happens to him they receiving everything. Having Aelwyn teach him to cast Nemesis Ward on the nursery so Absolutely No One can touch them before they come of age and can duel to the death. Fabian teaching them everything he knows so they can one day be better than he ever was not bc he loves them or anything but because he wants a fair fight. Fabian being hired along for their spring break quest. Fabian teaching them Bloodrush. Fabian giving them everything bc his nemesis shall be no less than the best.
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Something I can't stop thinking about is that Snape began the series being perfectly okay
He was actually at his best. He'd spent ten whole years in Hogwarts without the Marauders and before Harry Potter walked in.
Of course it wouldn't have been easy for him to adjust, but he did. And I just can't help but think of those first months where the other teachers got to know him, and got to realise that this boy needed them, needed their help, and took care of him. I can't help but think of how they promised him that it's okay, it's over, everyone's safe and he's not what he thinks he is. He's okay.
Like, for ten years he would have been happy. He had friends. He had a job. He had a home. Hogwarts was his home.
And then Harry Potter came and everything went wrong.
Can you imagine, him seeing Harry's face for the first time? After so many years of actually being content and happy, suddenly he sees James Potter's face, Lily Evans' eyes. Suddenly he's reminded of Voldemort who will return now, and now he's got a ticking clock, a countdown warning him that that's it, time's up, everything you've built in these ten years are soon going to break. And then come the events of the first and second year. Okay, so they're chaotic and stressful, but it's fine, they're all stressed, they're all in this together.
Then it's Harry's third year.
And that's when everything falls apart.
Remus Lupin, one of his abusers and a serious gaslight, is here in the job he wanted, and acting like everything's fine between them while simultaneously disrespecting him and forgetting to take the potion and being a huge risk to them all. Sirius Black, one of the two main abusers, is on the loose. And no one is ever gonna believe him about Lupin, are they? Suddenly it's Lupin's home. Lupin's safe space. But what about Snape? Do the past 13 years mean nothing? It seems so. And in the end, he has a complete breakdown because it's all coming down.
Then comes the goblet of fire. Okay, normal, right? But then there's moody. And there's the visiting schools. And then there's Kararoff who will not leave him alone! And then...
And then Harry Potter comes with the dead body of a teenage boy, crying and screaming that Voldemort's back.
And now Snape knows that time is up and things only get worse. Everything happens after that, from spying to dealing with that wretched Umbridge who's trying to destroy the school.
And then...
And then he has to kill Dumbledore.
And that when it all ends.
All he built in the past 16 years....
All the promises that they'd never leave him...
That they'd always look after him...
That they know he's not that person he used to be...
That everything will be okay because he has them to look after him...
They mean nothing now.
He's not okay anymore.
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