S Ooo Funny Story.

S ooo funny story.

While I was watching last night's episode before they even pulled the hood off the woman and after when they showed it was Macy before they fully explained I totally thought it was The Other Woman of his other family and still Macy. Like Macy's the reincarnation the woman he loves but couldn't be publicly and legally because she was black. But with James being insatiable he was still with her and had another family and then was pressured into marrying or something. So they basically became the other family. I mean why else even mentioned the other family thing unless they're going to play unexplained memory off as the reason why dark Harry is going to be like try to rape Macy what I'm not down for at all so I really hope that's not the story they're going with. But like yeah Macy and Harry are basically reincarnated forbidden lovers in James is mortal life. Which you also got me thinking about the memory his son dying what is that wasn't Carter but his other kid. And charity would have known probably knew that and is manipulating him even then we already know about. I also think it would be funny if she was also HR somebody important to the magical community in her past life too and the sacrifice our brave heroic thing he did to be a whitelighter was evolving around her and their other family. I don't know if this is actually going to be a theory cuz I already started explaining away from it but I'm into it now. Oh it's dark Harry are we calling him James now have their memories cuz that would make more sense that's my theory but if not either way. And the James I know that when he stabbed Harry Harry wouldn't act like. I need us to it to be better because he had Macy or he was angry at Harry for being imprisoned or him being free or him getting to be around Macy or maybe just a whole charity thing to begin with including Macy depending on when these feelings started.

Oh and I keep on hearing a theory but and his human life he was an actor that got like drafted or constructed into the army or whatever where did I come from where is the source cuz I've heard it like little bit and people act like it's fact but I don't remember this. All I remember is like him robbing a bank before and his memory Tartarus? I need answers it's bugging me. Is it just a headcanon or am I missing something? Cuz we have gotten no references to being an after or soldier that I recall.

Side note, if every white lighter has a dark lighter what does that mean for Jada the half white lighter? And is she even alive because of her half white lighter origin and if she is did it affect your powers and anyway?

Sorry to bother you on this but how do you think they handled the political drama of got? Why is no one discussing about the power vacuum Dany’s death left?

Good question! Short answer: David and Dan kinda forgot what triggered the War of the Five Kings. 

Daenerys’ death left Westeros in another power void, definitely, and to what should be a much more divided realm than when Baratheon died. See, Dany just replaced Cersei as the leader of the Empire, for what, a day? And then she was killed without actually putting the groundwork to stabilize / restructure this newly acquired Empire. She was the one holding the alliance together. Dorne called their banners for her. The Iron Islands are there to fight her battle. The Northern army was there solely because Jon swore fealty to her. Not to mention, before Dany came in to the picture, the realm was already in the fragile state, and more so when Cersei decided to eliminate her enemies in KL by bombing the Great Sept of Baelor. From north to south leaders were openly calling for independence / are in open rebellion against the crown (that conversation between Jaime and Cersei in S7 says hi!). Even Cersei knew her status as Queen didn’t hold much legitimacy, and that the Empire is really in the state of disarray, and this is why she went full Power mode and kill literally anyone she could kill to stop them from undermining her position. 

There’s no logical reason why Westeros wouldn’t fall back to another long civil war after the death of the person who held the alliance together. Yara rallied for her in part because Dany promised her independence in case she asked for it. The switch from hereditary monarchy to elective monarchy without giving us a more detailed picture of that journey from A to B is again, a microcosm of what went wrong with this series. Dany’s  large army not taking control after her death is asking too much from viewers with how long they can suspend disbelief over this political shuffle. You can’t even make an argument that maybe they were following Tyrion because dude, Tyrion resigned as Dany’s hand right in front of them, and after she declared Grey Worm as the commander. To see him making political decision while a literal prisoner of war as a traitor right in front of Grey Worm is hilarious. Worse, and this has been the laughing point in fandom right now, you have one lord asking for Northern independence from her brother as if it’s a candy, and no one is saying hold up, what about my kingdom? It’s like, they also kinda forgot the whole history of the place they live in. 

But then again, the only way to make sense of this whole mess is to not apply logic to it. 

You spent most the past six years hating Khlyen…

Abigail Caine

Okay we all know Abigail disappeared at the end of episode 5 but did you think about the timing of what she disappeared. She stuck around when she had plenty of chances to not only make a run for it but have Harry killed in the process like at Scotland until she found an answer. Her answer was James's, is I'm not calling him Jimmy I'm not, weakness. Funny how it's not a physical weakness but an emotional one, Macy! I think she was waiting around to see what she could play against him whether it's because he attacked her and their enemies or she actually let him out or wants to work with them and he doesn't want to is still yet to be seen. But I can almost guarantee with the way the story is going right now she was waiting around until she had something she could use as a pressure point for her purposes only turns out it's Macy which Harry and the sisters we're super fucking dumb for telling her all the shit and is going to be seen regret it.. Whether it's threatening Macy to get the dark lighter to do what she wants or on her side or or emotionally manipulating one and or both of them they are going to regret ever showing her all this. At Macy's expense again!!!

Okay, hot take? Bisexual and pansexual are functionally synonyms, and the decision to ID as one or the other comes down to personal preference and interpretation, and any attempt to further separate the two is driving a wedge between two communities that should have nothing but love and solidarity for one another. 

We have more in common than not, and the words for our respective identities should not be pitted against each other. 

Dark vs Light

Okay from what I see we all identify James the dark lighter as all of the bad or evil in James West well and Harry is supposed to be all the light and good but and a thought, you know that it was the elders that made was in charge of this so is it such a crazy thought to think light and dark don't mean our version of light and dark cuz we all know the elders version was fucked. Like they literally wanted to kill anything that was even remotely inconvenient and all these weird sadistic test they put everybody through like the elders themselves weren't light as they tried to make themselves out to be so they could have just put whatever they found useful enough in Harry and whatever they wanted to discard in the dark lighter James and they would call it light or dark because they're so pretentious holier than thou assholes, right? Like the fact that they even created white lighters in Darksiders gives away to the fact that they weren't all that white not to mention what else they know of and we know that magic is neither good or bad it comes from the same Source the flame or whatever but it's how you use it and whether you let it consume you that decides it. So wouldn't it be cool to explore the darker sides of Harry and the lighter sides of James. Because everything that's a elders and their acolytes decide where is dark or whatever wouldn't necessarily be dark or evil. Not to mention the whole dark and light thing doesn't necessarily mean good or evil? And no I'm not saying Harry's evil. Maybe it's more like Chaos and Order then as simple as good and evil.

Speaking of James West well I really hope there's more to his other family and the whole you're insatiable greedy thing, like an actual story behind it that I have a fanfiction in my head I kind of hoping it's true about Macy's past-life but regardless I really hope it's something more other than to give James darklighter and excuse to be really creepy and rapey towards Macy. I'm really hoping the show doesn't go that way but a lot of shows have been going down using rape nothing more than a shock value and then it's moved over with an only brought up to traumatize people then actually a story about anyting of substance to say about it instead of hyperfocusing and almost fetishizing it and putting it in there unnecessarily. Grrrr seriously you don't know how sick and tired I am of seeing that. Make it a story let me see his other family give me a reason. Also tell me how where he was in the bottle and How Deeply they're connected! Along with how he felt about the Callahan sisters. And you know darklighter James is personality or motivations at all up to and including Macy. I mean we know he has feelings for her but we don't know enough about his personality or how they're going to betray him to know if this is a good or bad thing. Cuz just because they have them say it's a bad thing in the trailer or in the show we don't know what that. You're going to come across cuz as they've shown previously just cuz you think it's a bad thing doesn't necessarily mean it is even if one or more are almost all of them agree with you. It's like they're giving us moments of Harry and saying it's his backstory but they're not actually giving us the back of the story to make us understand any of the why. Not to say I am not loving this at the Hacy.😁

Side note I don't actually understand why Abigail is actually on the demon side the more we learn about her backstory I know she says things that were supposed to take as motivation but it almost just sounds like she's just saying things to say things because what she saying doesn't make sense to what she's doing. It almost seems like she's trying to manipulate them but like the equation does not balance okay. I don't know maybe I'm just not getting it