How did the Scouts become so good at taking down Pure Titans? Earlier generations struggled to kill even one but by Eren's generation, they were eliminating them with surprising ease Was it better equipment, improved strategies or simply a new generation of skilled soldiers? #AOT
@dfw_dessy_ Well well because the Alliance prioritized stopping Eren over punishing Annie🤷♀️ They understood she was also a child soldier shaped by Marley, but that doesn't erase the horrific things she did.
Can someone explain how Venom knew Peter Parker’s identity in No Way Home when the two characters have barely had any connection in the live-action movies?
In the second task of the Triwizard Tournament, Harry Potter had a choice, to help, or not help, Fleur’s sister and the others underwater.
He chose to save them, but ended up getting more criticism than anything.
The general consensus, from both characters in the book and fans, seemed to be what an idiot, that was so unnecessary, why does he always have to play the hero.
Of course Dumbledore wouldn’t let innocent people die.
But the thing is, from Harry’s perspective, Dumbledore would let the people die.
Dumbledore, who didn’t fight for at least a trial for Sirius.
Who helped Harry, but only from a distance, fearing political repercussions.
Harry had to learn early on he was literally the only person he could rely on, he had no trust in authority figures.
After all, where were they when he saved the stone, when he saved Ginny, when he saved Sirius?
People misunderstand Harry trying to save the participants for a hero complex, for him seeking attention.
They don’t get that Harry has been shown time and time again, he was the one responsible, these things were his responsibility.