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Majestically Lesbian

@clumsygaydisaster

Just your usual disaster lesbian. A total nerd. Sometimes I write. Trying to re-learn how to draw after years of doing absolutely nothing. If it sounds gay I'm in.

Ah, just the Warrior Nun and her Sisters

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So much to unpack in this series. I think I found my fav style of writing and it's definitely Simon's (Director) & his writers'.

Apart from contrasts, the show managed to discuss sensitive topics & I'm in love with it.

The show also emphasizes the concept of duality. You'd go from "Watch your language" to "Fuck that shit up" LOL Plus the show's humor is so dry I can't believe it's THAT charming lmfao.

Oh well yeah, of course, there's a healthy relationship in this show as well (#Avatrice) I was worried but their connection was surprisingly slow & steady. WenClair fans are waiting while Ava and Beatrice exist, and are canon & wholesome - give them a chance!

One thing I really enjoyed seeing this season was the way humans and Xadians were still learning to live together, particularly the story with the architect in the Sunfire Elves' camp, and Janai's relationship with Amaya. Janai didn't realise that Amaya had never seen anything like the proposal ceremony before and therefore would most likely see it as an ambush. Amaya initially didn't understand the importance of the soul candle but, once she learned, she understood how horrific it must have been to have a sacred ritual violated, and apologised for her own insensitivity. I loved her speech about everyone learning to live together and forgiveness and tolerance. They're all still learning, but importantly, they're trying. It's okay that this is a process - all the most important things are. As long as there are people dedicated to making sure the process is resolved as efficiently and effectively as possible, they're doing the best they can.

And, while we're here, power to General Amaya for being against the death penalty. Cultural relativism does not stretch to state-sanctioned murder.