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Supernatural- Okay, I'm all in for this Wayward Sisters spinoff. Hopefully its a done deal! I remember someone saying Alex and Claire are like Dean and Sam but kinda reversed. Alex, like Dean, is loyal to the parental figure. But she's also the one who's trying to live a normal life, much like Sam was trying to in the beginning. Claire on the other hand, is basically trying to get away like Sam did, but she's throwing herself fully into the Hunter life.
And is Claia/Dreamhunter a thing, or is that just wishful thinking. I mean, the whole comparing scars and talk of protection as they went through the portal was quite flirty. And Claire takes Kaia's supposed death pretty hard for someone she just met. Like she is totally ready to kill the baddie for taking Kaia away from her.
Its interesting, because I think like Dean, Claire figured she's always go down in blaze of glory, fighting the fight. And she was fine with it on a theoretical level. But then Patience had her vision, and being confronted with her impending death so soon, it shook her. And then she met Kaia, and I don't think it even crossed her mind that Kaia could possibly die on her!
And its interesting, the scene when they come back from the bad place? Did Patience's vision change, or was it that the context change. She thought Claire died, but it was more, it was like a part of her died over losing Kaia?
But how deliciously interesting! Claire is hellbent on avenging Kaia, but unknown to her, the object of her revenge is... Kaia! I mean, it was fairly obvious that person was going to be someone, since it was a female figure who had her face covered for most of her appearance. Which screamed dramatic reveal coming up.
So, is this like the Bad-place version of Kaia? Are they two aspects of each other? It will be interesting to see how all that plays out.
Arrow- Get over yourselves! The newbies not wanting to come back because they felt distrusted? I mean, Curtis has legit beef. But whatever, Rene actually did betray them (and he can be all, "They were trying to take my daughter!" but like Ollie said, its his right to be angry at him, because basically he viewed Rene as trying to take him away from his son!), and Dinah was seeing her ex-bf baddie in secret. You know why Diggle and Felicity weren't scrutinized as hard? Because they've been there from the beginning!
And sure Diggle kept his injury secret, but there's more history there for Oliver and Felicity to give them a pass. And they forget they came on about the same time as Artemis, who WAS a traitor! Should OTA trusted them more? Sure, but I think they're being overly dramatic. I like how classy Ollie is about it though. He's disappointed, but he wished them luck.
I do feel a little bad for Vigilante though. I mean, Dinah prolly thinks he was just using her, but I think he's really still into her. But like her and Team Arrow, was just not thinking about their allegiances. Which is why he was hiding it from his people.
Supernatural- Okay, I'm all in for this Wayward Sisters spinoff. Hopefully its a done deal! I remember someone saying Alex and Claire are like Dean and Sam but kinda reversed. Alex, like Dean, is loyal to the parental figure. But she's also the one who's trying to live a normal life, much like Sam was trying to in the beginning. Claire on the other hand, is basically trying to get away like Sam did, but she's throwing herself fully into the Hunter life.
And is Claia/Dreamhunter a thing, or is that just wishful thinking. I mean, the whole comparing scars and talk of protection as they went through the portal was quite flirty. And Claire takes Kaia's supposed death pretty hard for someone she just met. Like she is totally ready to kill the baddie for taking Kaia away from her.
Its interesting, because I think like Dean, Claire figured she's always go down in blaze of glory, fighting the fight. And she was fine with it on a theoretical level. But then Patience had her vision, and being confronted with her impending death so soon, it shook her. And then she met Kaia, and I don't think it even crossed her mind that Kaia could possibly die on her!
And its interesting, the scene when they come back from the bad place? Did Patience's vision change, or was it that the context change. She thought Claire died, but it was more, it was like a part of her died over losing Kaia?
But how deliciously interesting! Claire is hellbent on avenging Kaia, but unknown to her, the object of her revenge is... Kaia! I mean, it was fairly obvious that person was going to be someone, since it was a female figure who had her face covered for most of her appearance. Which screamed dramatic reveal coming up.
So, is this like the Bad-place version of Kaia? Are they two aspects of each other? It will be interesting to see how all that plays out.
Arrow- Get over yourselves! The newbies not wanting to come back because they felt distrusted? I mean, Curtis has legit beef. But whatever, Rene actually did betray them (and he can be all, "They were trying to take my daughter!" but like Ollie said, its his right to be angry at him, because basically he viewed Rene as trying to take him away from his son!), and Dinah was seeing her ex-bf baddie in secret. You know why Diggle and Felicity weren't scrutinized as hard? Because they've been there from the beginning!
And sure Diggle kept his injury secret, but there's more history there for Oliver and Felicity to give them a pass. And they forget they came on about the same time as Artemis, who WAS a traitor! Should OTA trusted them more? Sure, but I think they're being overly dramatic. I like how classy Ollie is about it though. He's disappointed, but he wished them luck.
I do feel a little bad for Vigilante though. I mean, Dinah prolly thinks he was just using her, but I think he's really still into her. But like her and Team Arrow, was just not thinking about their allegiances. Which is why he was hiding it from his people.
