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1582
Why does each sequel have to make the previous main characters so tragically unhappy? Like how in Generations, to give way for Picard, they trapped Kirk for decades then killed him off. Or in AOS, to give way for the new movies, they separated Spock from his friends & entire universe then made him watch as Vulcan blew up before again killing him off. Or Scotty being trapped in the transporter in TNG. Like can't they just have a happy ending?
“Instead of actual Dreamix and the actual "wingless Fairies" in Fate, why won't they use inspiration (INSPIRATION, not ripoff) from Barbie movies? Bloom being like fire version of Raquelle, Tecna and Terra being like Enchantress of Fairytopia, Flora being a mix of Graciella and nature themes, Stella being a mix of Mariposa and constellations, and Musa being a mix of Barbie Fairy Secret proragonist with music theme AND Asian culture themes...”
“I like Nathaniel because I think he is cute, he likes to draw, he's quiet. I wish he had more screen time and we know more about him.”
1582
I don't think La'an wanted to protect Erica when she killed the gorn. She's at this point full of anger and I have to try very hard to like her.
It's a terrible idea to submit this but I've got to get it off my chest. In response to La'an and the Gorn discourse (1575, 1582, 1604,1615,1623 et al), was La'an this hated before season 3? Is it really about the Gorn?
What else did La'an do this season? Get involved with Spock? and thus get in the way of The Ship that is Spirk?
I've no proof because of course people wouldn't come out and say it but I'm terrible suspicious of this.
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The replies under 1582 made me go back and look at 1575 and while I don't think they are the same person, I do think saying La'an isn't fit for duty, like in 1575, but not Erica, Christine or M’Benga whose PTSD has also put the ship/crew in danger in the past, or Uhura who straight up lies to the Captain to get her way in the same episode La'an kills that gorn in, is a clear indication that the OP in 1575 just doesn't like La'an and is holding her more accountable than other characters. So I at least respect 1582 for being honest out the gate that they don't like La'an.
As for my own thoughts on La'an, I think shooting the gorn as well as a few other moments such as her response to Beto's interview are meant to contrast a statment she made earlier in the season that she felt free from the gorn following their last confrontation. In that La'an is clearly not free from her gorn trauma even as she pretends to be while Erica is openly addressing hers. It's not a slight on La'an to say she definitely isn't as fine as she's pretending to be. But neither are several of the characters and no one is talking about them.
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