Friendly Reminder That Lloyd Is, Mentally, A Kid Trapped Inside An Adults Body (courtesy Of The Tomorrows

Friendly reminder that Lloyd is, mentally, a kid trapped inside an adults body (courtesy of the Tomorrow’s Tea), and Morro is an adult trapped inside a kid’s body (having died young but returning in ghost form, his mind maturing while his body was cursed to remain the same). And during possession, both spirit and soul were forced into the same physical body, mentally fighting for control.

Yeah the weird water snake worshiping cult is sacrificing your boyfriend by tying him up and throwing him out to sea, in hopes the water snake will eat him and leave them alone. Yeah we tried to save him, but they had to send someone, and it’s not really our fault he was being the most annoying. No he’s really happy with the attention, gladly willing to go, apparently oblivious to the fact he’s being sent out to die. Oh look, he’s realized, oh well it’s too late now. Well…. there he goes…. sorry.

Lloyd with his three main moods + his least favorite cousins

I don’t understand how effortlessly Harumi was able to pull off such a risky and unreliable plan? Like, she had to hope she caught Lloyd’s eye, that he came after her when she was pretending to be kidnapped, and that he fell in love with her. Then she had to blow up the palace with her inside of it, hoping he came to her aid, then proceeded to crash the bounty with everyone inside, almost die pretending she doesn’t know how to fight, and fall off the bounty from a very high distance (which was not originally part of the plan, by the way). And the most dangerous task of them all? Take the green ninja on in a fight, defeat him with words rather than skill, and get away before the other ninja come after her.

Honestly the way she executed this so perfectly, despite having to make most of it up as she went along, is impressive. I’m not sure wether she was stupid or brave in going forth with such risks involved, but hey, it worked, so props to you, Harumi. Still wouldn’t have redeemed you later on though lol.

Hc Morro likes to read.

Anything and everything, except maybe comics, much to Lloyd’s dismay.

Either way, you should never disturb Morro when he’s lost in a book (and I mean seriously. Never. Unless you have a death wish and/or want to die from a hurricane.)

But why does the grumpy greeny enjoy this hobby so much? There’s a lot of reasons, actually. Some of my personal favorites include:

1. He’s able to escape the real world through literature

2. He learns many new things, since he never got a proper education

3. It gives off the impression that he doesn’t want to be bothered

4. It keeps him entertained when he doesn’t want to be social

5. It provides an easy excuse to avoid social interaction and/or interacting with Lloyd and the ninja

And there are many more, of course. I’m not sure why I think this hobby fits him so well, but I like to think that it was Wu’s fault. He got Morro hooked on reading, after teaching it to him of course, and once he showed interest they went to the library of Domu often. Morro would read the Prophecy of the Green Ninja over and over again, as well as read about Ninjago’s history, different fighting techniques, the predicted heroic tales of the green ninja, etc.

This is also how he appears to be quite knowledgeable, despite never really going to school, and was able to use it to his advantage many times (think, navigating to the Cloud Kingdom and knowing about the realm crystal and it’s capabilities).

Even after he failed at becoming the green ninja, (twice, now,) the habit still stuck, and it’s something he enjoys doing to this day. It surprises everyone, but actually makes a lot of sense if you think about it. Hmm, I wonder what his favorite book is….