Supergirl Season 1 Appreciation Week day 7: free day ↪ Things I miss about season 1
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Supergirl Season 1 Appreciation Week day 7: free day ↪ Things I miss about season 1
Supergirl Season 1 Appreciation Week Day 2: The moment you fell in love with Kara
I still can’t believe I did it. Yeah, neither can I.
supergirl season 1 appreciation week day 3: why you love season 1
When you first came to live with us, my parents told me that you would be sad and fragile, having just lost your world, your parents, friends. But you never let that loss diminish your light.
You've always had the heart of a hero, Kara, way before you put on that “S”.
supergirl season 1 appreciation week: why you love season 1
Supergirl Season 1 Appreciation Week // Day 4 → best relationships
↳ Space family
supergirl season 1 appreciation week: day 1: the moment you knew you loved the show | supergirl 1x01: pilot → “I didn’t travel two thousand light years just to be an assistant.”
Supergirl Season 1 Appreciation Week - Day 2/7 : the moment you fell in love with Kara
The same way I liked Supergirl as a show straight from the first episodes, I also liked Kara Danvers: her sunny attitude, adorable quirks, her strength and unyielding personality. However the episode I truly fell in love with Kara Danvers was the 1x7 “Human for a Day”. This episode showed that Kara isn’t a hero just because she has all these superpowers. She’s a hero because she has the heart of a hero. Kara lost her powers, broke her arm and she’s not bulletproof when she goes and confronts the robber with a gun. Kara does this because she has this want, this need to help people. It's a very powerful scene and it's great how Kara's speech to the gunman overlaps with the speech Cat Grant is giving to the people on National City.
Kara lost her whole world and when she came to Earth, her reason for being here (protecting Kal-El) didn’t exist anymore, so she desperately wants to have a purpose, wants it all to have some meaning and she herself is making it meaningful by helping people. This resonated with me deeply.
“The truth of this moment is that you don’t even need powers to be a hero” -James Olsen
Supergirl Season 1 Appreciation Week Day(5/7) Best Scene
1x16 Falling There's some truth to what you said. We're going to have to work on that.