#s6 ep9

[jetsetlariat]

Tell me what happened // Tell me what you told the police

[professional-funnyman]

'i had a close encounter sam😓 and i won😀'

'you should take a shower😐'

'i should take a shower.🥲 im gonna take a shower now🫤'

[mourningmaybells]

back in 2015 you guys made it sound like better call saul was breaking bad’s goofy younger brother and i was under that impression for years now im trying not to cry because of kim wexler

[koko-raccoon]

I woke up this morning with a vision

[honeysucks]

i think the episode “no way out” is quite literally the best piece of television i have ever seen. that was cinematically beautiful and terrifying.

[italksstuff]

Lucifer saying goodbye to everyone has got me in TEARS. There’s so many hugs 😭 And there’s still another ep

Anywho I can’t wait to see what’s gonna happen with Dan finally having a body again but this time he’s a criminal

[oprairierose]

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER | Smashed

[jellyfishbeansontoast]

if only the men in GoT and hotd listened to the women

[psychicequalizer]

those pretty men fucked

[ianime0]

The Dragon Prince S6 | Ep9 | I understand how very much your father loved you, Claudia. Because I too had a daughter. And I loved her deeply, and infinitely.

[lolabearwrites]

i don't normally tear up when I watch shows or movies, maybe a little wetness or whatever, but I just finished ep9 S6 of the dragon prince and tears were streaming down my face...i can't even process...

like,

Aaravos had a daughter. He called her "his unicorn" she couldn't have been any older than ten, and was sentenced to death for giving a human magic. For playing.

He was willing to take her place in death and the fucking star-touched elves said he could die along side her wtf??? SHE WAS A CHILD.

All of this. Through the whole show, it's not just a plot for power or whatever. It's revenge and grief because his little girl was taken from him. And he had to watch her very essence be ripped apart while he stood their with a smile and still told her "it would be okay"

THIS FUCKING SHOW MAN

[yuzuchupachups]

All DTS S6 Lewis Cut has been upload on Tumblr! Here are links

Ep1

Ep2

Ep3

Ep4

Ep5

Ep6 Part 1 Part 2

Ep8

Ep9

Ep10

And here is S5 link

[bramblebush2]

I don't think I've consistently cried as much throughout an entire episode as I have with tdp s6 ep9 lmao 😭😭

[icy-watch]

hey so remember when back in s1/ep9 Macaque pulled this lil trick?

Well... He did it again.

You can even SEE the magic returning to Macaque after he hits Xiangliu

then ofc there's all THIS

All this leads me to believe that Chaos and what it means for both Macaque 𝙖𝙣𝙙 MK is gonna be the focus of s6

ty for coming to my ✨Ted Talk✨

Next up, yin/yang, chaos/order, and my delusional ass trying to convince myself a plot device of a character is still alive

Oh, interesting. Hmm... *starts trying to piece together a theory*

[a-confused-spoon]

⚠️ WARNING: HEAVY DOSE OF SARCASM! DON'T TAKE ANY OF THIS TOO SERIOUSLY! ⚠️

...I- okay, so-

Let me get this straight:

You make a show about cycles of violence and establish it as the main cause of suffering

You establish the main villains as victims of the different levels of said cycle (Claudia - interpersonal / Viren - historical / Aaravos - cosmical)

You also give each and one of them a sob story as to why they are in the place they're in, one that the audience is very obviously supposed to empathize with

You ALSO also make the cosmic council child murderers as well as apathetic assholes and basically imply they are the cause of everything

...and we're supposed to root for said council to stay intact and face no consequences? There's no one above them, so unless they punish themselves there'd be no repercussions on them for what they did and eventually caused

It's been a while since my post about Viren in s6 and I recognize that most of it was typed as an immediate reaction to it, as in I could verbalize it better or whatnot. Yet I still stan with what I ultimately said, and while Viren is gone I'd like to reiterate that he was deemed unredeemable by the very creators and (to add a very important something) the fact that everything he does from s2 ep9 'till the end of s3 mostly stems from Aaravos's manipulation doesn't matter- cause yeah, after the pentarchy thing he would've been done if Aaravos didn't persuade him into going forward.

Taking this into account, plus the fact that they confirmed someone else might die, how am I supposed to think there's going to be a satisfying and rewarding ending to this series?

It'll go in 1 of 3 ways:

OPTION 1: Miraculous Ladybug style

Ezran talks it out with the Star Council (don't pay attention to the fact that Viren did far less demage and Ezran still gave him the "you don't deserve any [mercy]" treatment) because that's how he solves everything and everybody is supposed to take his "but love!" speeches seriously because hey that's the moral of the story so he's right! (don't pay attention to the fact that literally everytime he does this he never actually tries to get the person he's talking to to reason, he's just "but don't you want peace and love too?🥺" as if the show didn't try to make a whole deal about the weight of history's influence, it's just either you're a naturally loving person or fuck you) and they end up agreeing for some forsaken reason called 'convenience' and not only they change their ways but they also grant some big miracle like repearing Katolis's Castle, Harrow being freed from the bird (even though I remember vividly they said that was the plan at first and then changed it because it was unfair to Callum and Ezran's grief, but this was before the saga was greenlit) and/or the lava river being replaced with a garden or something.

OPTION 2: if you're manipulated you're still compliant therefore every villain is unredeemable

Aaravos gets killed by the Nova Blade and Claudia either kills herself because something happens to Terry or she gets killed in the process, maybe by Soren- not because it makes any sense obviously, but they already had him kill Viren that one time and we had no kind of repercussions of it (PTSD, conversations about it etc.) so they might as well pull another shocker that results in absolutely nothing narrative-wise, and since the brother-sister relationship that was oh so important in the first act now counts less than the baby glowtoads surely they wouldn't have a problem giving them more angst (aka the only thing the magefam is allowed to get out of each other apparently).

OPTION 3: the best case scenario still doesn't solve the problem

Claudia gets redeemed, Aaravos doesn't. Turns out Aaravos lied or only shared a fraction of the truth but Claudia will not find out about it (only the main heroes will) and the reason for her flipping won't even be about her character finally finding guidance in herself instead of always relying on what other people may or may not suggest- it'll be EXACTLY that by Soren or Terry (hence no actual character development, just a change of circumstances) or alternatively she does it to save one of them (hence no actual character development because literally everything this girl ever did was already out of love); the Star Council that still killed an innocent autistic child stays intact and we all just pretend it's fine because it's what the heroes wanted.

(...these are exaggerations of course, I am joking... but I wouldn't be too surprised, y'know?)

I hope book 7 proves me wrong. Truthfully.