So I made a thing.
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So I made a thing.
Understanding Usopp's Perspective in Water 7
I still don't understand why people can't grasp that Usopp was only 17 years old during the Water 7 arc. People love to be "objective" and claim Usopp was wrong for challenging his captain, but Luffy wasn't entirely blameless either.
Usopp was the first to notice how unprepared everyone was for the New World, but the rest of the crew seemed in denial or overconfident. How could Usopp voice his insecurities when everyone else apparently had their act together? It felt like, "Yeah, whatever Usopp, you're just a scaredy cat," when, in reality, he was becoming more attuned to the fact that one of the strongest people he knew was starting to lose to the bad guys.
Critics say, "Usopp didn't know how to take orders from his captain," but that's not true. If Luffy was starting to lose, then how prepared were they for the New World? Usopp knew his own limitations and was unsure how to help, leading him to feel like he was losing control. He likely thought, "If everyone else has their act together, then who am I?" He channeled all that into Merry.
I believe Usopp's innate ability to sense danger started to manifest here. Luffy was overestimating himself—from the incident with Kuzan to punching Charlos.
Luffy took the crew, his friends, for granted and didn't realize how much he needed them until after Marineford, when Jinbe gave him a reality check. He couldn't empathize with Usopp because he failed to understand the consequences of being unprepared and powerless. Luffy thought his confidence would be enough for everyone, but it just put them all in danger. There was still some "playing pirate" nonsense going on.
Luffy was also 17 and deserves grace, but apparently, Usopp is the outlier who brings the crew down? Yeah, right. The unconscious bias shows. The privilege shows.
The Night Train.
no mercy 😭
My favorite leverage bit is when they have agreed on names for cons that they never explain but reference absolutely bonkers bits of. Like. “Yeah I was running a Blue Spiked Fish but then I lost the wig and had to turn it into a Seventh Taco on the fly.” “Where on earth did you get the firefighter uniform??” “Had one in the closet from running a Cicada job earlier that year.” Beautiful. Perfect. They could do this every episode.
Nate: “We’re going with a much bigger scam. One of the classics.”
Parker: “The London Spank?”
Hardison: “The Genevan Paso Doble?”
Eliot: “The Apple Pie.” (everyone stares at him blankly) “It’s like the Cherry Pie, but with lifeguards.”
I found the list I kept of all of them
The Spanish Prisoner The London Spank The Genevan Paso Doble The Apple Pie… it’s like the Cherry Pie but with lifeguards Glengarry Glen Death The Turnabout (2 badges, 1 sheepdog, 1 ice queen, 1 bag man) Cafe and a Moonlit Terrace The Mona Lisa Variant The Swedish Rail Con The Cairo Flier (“no way, I’m not wearing that dress again”) Fiddle Game The Berlin Shuffle Little Orphan Annie Skagway Shuffle (like the fiddle game but underground) The Mummy’s Tiara The Vegas Wake Up Call The Cuban Sandwich The Spanish Turnabout The Edwin Garvey The Peking Watch Con Moscow Circus (“I’m running the Moscow Circus and you’re the Ivan”) The Romanian Circus (& variant, the Snipe Hunt) Roman Wedding (abbreviated version) Peruvian Slide (you need two old people and a banana peel) Boca Backlash (a roper with a glass eye) (it’s not a glass eye, it’s a cue ball!) Oklahoma Little Chucky (rottweiler and some fireworks) The Chilean Custard The Big Store The Lazy Dugson The Pizzero Pressure Point The White Van Speakers The High Minnie/Mini (?)
Leverage 1x01 "The Nigerian Job"
The team reacts to Sophie's acting
reblog this if your account is a safe space for polyamorous and non-monag people or is owned by someone who is polyamorous or non-monogamous
op is a monogamous person who felt they haven't seen enough posts acknowledging this part of the queer community outside of non-monogamous circles and blogs
Grumble grumble…
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ONE PIECE • 1.02
2024 Leverage Rewatch: 1x4 The Snow Job
One client, many victims. We have a chance to represent those who couldn't ask for our help. And besides, we're going with a much bigger scam.
Growing.
Polyamory
Reblog if you’re polyamorous/open to polyamory in the future/in a polycule or open to one/interested in polyamory I want to see how many of us there are
And like if you think polyamory is okay, can be healthy, and doesn’t “go against human nature”
out of everything that I love about Leverage (and there is a lot to love)…the number of times Hardison exploits white guilt to get in and out of places is definitely in the top 10.
Way back when I was covering Little Garden I commented on how outside of Skypiea Oda didn't really get into the religious practices of his world, which has since, uh, changed, and it makes me more curious about all the crosses we see pop up throughout the series. Kuma even uses a modified cross at his church to hide his Nika worship. Like, is there a One Piece Pope that's cozy with the World Government and that's why the Christian-coded religion is allowed to practice in the open?