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Happy birthday!
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outoftheclosetshipper replied to your post:So this afternoon they arrested 3 people involved...
FRAK. That is scary, Sophie!
Well they got arrested so I suppose I’m good for now ? If necessary I’ll go hide under my bed :)
Dear Alex, I just saw your post. I am so sorry about your mother's passing. My deepest condolences. -- CJ
Thank you. Also thanks to everyone else who replied.
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OMG! You’re back! And still as hilarious as...
Thanks, sweetie! I just skipped the one recently, two so far this season. If you ever need to check, here is my Arrow recap master list!
I feel like this episode marks the end of the Laurel trilogy. But I have a lot of questions and annoyances with the last 3 episodes regarding Laurel…
So Laurel’s journey of ‘identity’ this season was going from her knowing she’s not her sister, to her trying to honor her sister, to her trying to be her sister (in the most awful way), to her going back to knowing she’s not her sister again? What type of shitty arc is that?
The EPs said during this mini arc, Laurel would have to find another way to be a vigilante/to fight. Umm, we didn’t exactly see that at all. The only thing different about the way she’s fighting is that she’s using a tonfa (and using it incorrectly). Which still means that she’s still the most inexperienced vigilante. It also means that she still adds nothing new to this table. Which brings me to my next point…
What is Laurel’s relevance to the show’s overall arc of Oliver becoming GA? Because these three episodes have failed to address this. Yes, Laurel is important to Oliver, but Oliver doesn’t NEED Laurel and that has been firmly established. He doesn’t need her as a romantic partner, nor does he need her as a vigilante (because we’ve had two seasons of Oliver being a successful vigilante without Laurel fighting with him). So why is Laurel important? I can tell you why Felicity, Digg, and Thea are important and even to some extent, Roy… But what does Laurel do for the show exactly?
What is Laurel’s motivation exactly? Is it for her not to feel the pain of losing Sara anymore like episode 13 insinuated? Because that’s such a selfish reason to do so. Oliver doesn’t go out there to mask the pain but to honor his father’s memory by righting his wrongs, he saves people to honor Tommy, Moira, Shado, and Yao Fei. And while he has temporarily shut down his emotions by being the Arrow and not Oliver, his primary reasons for being the vigilante is NOT because it makes him feel better unlike Laurel. This is why I was angry at her when she blew up at Oliver in that alleyway. She couldn’t be more wrong about his motivations. And even if Laurel wanted to become a vigilante to honor Sara, it wouldn’t make sense because it’s been said on the show that being a vigilante means that you trade in pieces of your soul, and Sara wouldn’t want that for Laurel. How can Laurel honor Sara by doing the exact opposite of what she would’ve wanted?
This entire BC arc was such a mess I don’t even know what to make of it. I honestly got nothing out of this arc other than Laurel kicks ass now (supposedly).
I don’t know if y’all agree with this, but I'd appreciate your insight: outoftheclosetshipper stilettoroyalty smoakandarrow atom1cflea jbuffyangel ah-maa-zing
outoftheclosetshipper replied to your post “i’m watching iron man (for the first time dON’T JUDGE pls) and why the...”
Seriously? That's so disappointing to know!
I was so disappointed to hear it as well! I hold Iron Man and Marvel to very high standards.
I think you can say 'No' to your professor, & bring the matter up to higher authorities. Privacy is still a basic human right, right? I would suggest to look into privacy clauses in your uni. Or privacy laws in your country. Just a suggestion.
I'm pretty sure I'm well within my rights to say no, even if it is technically part of my assignment. But at the same time, I don't wanna be an asshole about it either, so I'm kinda torn about what to do. Should I just write down that I'm not comfortable sharing photos and hope that it's an acceptable answer?
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Thank youuu :) I just did it this morning and you can find the post here :)