Sep 22, 2024
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vytal festival audience: we’re here for a BLOOD SPORT we’re not here to see anyone actually get HURT
I know you're not a huge fan a Qrow. But I think this thing with Yang might bring out his good side. The Uncle. Not the Drunkle. This is his niece, and he's already lost two important people in his life. He's probably not going to be keep on losing another to incarceration. I feel we're going to see a side of Qrow that, well, isn't a giant ass. I WANT TO SEE GOOD DEFENSIVE UNCLE. The one that will bust into the courtroom and argue his neice's freedom until he's tackled by guards.
(I’M SORRY I TOOK SO LONG TO RESPOND TO THIS)
seems legit
RWBY v3e6
The real question about this episode:
Was framing Yang always a part of the plan? Or was it an improvisation on Cinder’s part because Mercury wasn’t supposed the lose?