(gives Lance Altean Top Surgery Scars)

(gives lance altean top surgery scars)

I love the Headcanons that talk about Omega starting to date and date people as an adult because it's fun to imagine the response the rest of the Bad Batch would have and while I love the Headcanons that talk about "overprotective older brothers" I like the concept of They trying not to be like that so as not to bother Omega.

Mainly because it's fun to imagine that at some point they had to sit down and talk to each other about trusting Omega to take care of herself and that they should respect any decision she makes.

Only for Omega to show up with a Lando Calrissian caliber guy (I came up with the character randomly but if you analyze it a little, it could work a bit as a ship... I think) a criminal, con man, gambler, etc. But with a good heart that Omega is able to recognize at first glance but the rest questions it a lot.

I imagine a scene where they meet Omega's "suitor" and end up having a nervous twitch but can't say anything so Omega won't get upset.

It is still easy to assume that at some point they will get used to the idea.

But it's also fun to think that those who are openly overprotective of Omega are her friends, like the Ghost Crew and people from the rebellion who are prepared to destroy anyone who makes the ray of sunshine that is Omega cry (Especially Hera, who I'm 100% sure she's the type of friend who HATES her friends' boyfriends and threatens them).

This flashback in ATLA, Azulon becoming enraged with Ozai for disrespecting Iroh and the recently deceased Lu Ten, is usually interpreted as Azulon then ordering Ozai to kill Zuko. I disagree with this for two reasons. 1: We don’t actually hear Azulon say that, it’s only referred to by Azula (who was around seven or eight at the time and might have misunderstood what she heard) and by Ozai, years later, when he is taunting Zuko on the Day of Black Sun. Neither Azula nor Ozai are reliable narrators. 2: Azulon is, at the time of this flashback, the ruler of the Fire Nation who has just lost one of his only two grandsons and heirs. What kind of monarch loses one heir and then turns around and demands the death of another, especially when losing Zuko would hardly bother Ozai? My interpretation of this situation is Azulon ordered Ozai to give Zuko into Iroh’s care, replacing Lu Ten as Iroh’s heir, neatly removing any argument Ozai had about Iroh’s line having ended. Ozai of course would never accept this. He either lied to Ursa, claiming Azulon wished Zuko dead, or outright told his wife he’d kill Zuko before seeing him get ahead of him in the line of succession, thus manipulating Ursa to help him assassinate Azulon. I think this theory makes far more logical sense than ‘Azulon ordered the murder of his nine-year-old grandson’.

more Winx Club!

He has misinterpreted the tradgedians

Three sides to the same coin? Or seeing their alternate models