RWBY - 7x8 Cordially Invited - Group Reaction

[@jamesdalessandro8728]

Watts turned the city wide heat off that's why the rain turned to snow

[@konraddunbar2206]

Something that always stood out to me is how Weiss calls Willow "mom" vs how she calls Jacques "father" idk it feels like it implies a closeness their despite being kind of estranged from her parents

[@jonasquinn7977]

I feel like it’s at best a relative closeness, Jacque probably demanded he be called father as opposed to dad whereas Willow was too drunk to give a shit

[@aceofspade2120]

It's her formal upbringing.

[@bopqw1055]

2 things to get on whitley, his older sisters left him alone with a emotional manipulative/ abusive father, and an alcoholic mother who distanced herself from her family. the you left him alone with us is basically, you escaped he didn't. whitley didn't get a team or friends to help him he was alone fully.

[@hunterwaguespack3963]

Ya I really felt bad for him

[@FlavioKioff]

Neither has a semblance yet.

[@jonasquinn7977]

Plus both Winter and Weiss probably have happier memories than Whitley does Winter probably has at least some memories of their grandfather and Willow almost certainly wasn’t a drunk at that point Weiss would have at least had Winter and it’s possible that Willow was still somewhat stable in her early childhood But Whitley had literally nobody, their grandfather was dead, Winter had probably gone to Atlas by the time he was born, Weiss wanted nothing to do with him and Willow was a full on alcoholic recluse, the only person willing to give him the time of day was his abuser

[@sorotheandroid]

Plus, considering what Whitley said back in volume 4, he never unlocked his semblance, maybe even his aura, so he had no chance of leaving to join a huntsman school like his sisters - he has no escape

[@vivalagamb7034]

Personally, I love that line from willow. "Of course not, you left him alone. With us." As much as weiss was able to cope a bit her situation with having winter there to support her, and by extension the rest of team rwby when joining beacon, whitley had no one other than his parents, which puts into perspective why he's kinda a little shit.

[@effortlessfury]

We're very much products of our environment.

[@yiledute]

I don't get why so much hate for Whitely. The worst thing he ever did was be an annoying sibling. And yet here we have our heroes physically bullying him in public.

[@bluej4life183]

I mean in his defense, nobody has been even remotely nice to him in the show at this point, who would have a good attitude like that? Weiss just pushes him away, Jacques is Jacques and the mom just drinks alone and the butler who was probably the only nice person was fired because he helped Weiss escape.

[@krismarshall3803]

@@yiledute imagine still hating Whitley at this point lol. He's more on the "annoying little shit" side of things but it's kind of obvious why he is the way he is. Tbh I imagine whoever of the Normies is going to be watching that episode later of when Weiss threatens to attack Whitley if he doesn't let them in the house, to all clap and cheer for Weiss *eyerolls* they won't pick up at all Whitley was going to let them in regardless and has mellowed out ever since their dad left. 1+1=2, and Whitley becomes tolerable and nicer when his abusive father is gone (even though fuck Weiss for still not letting him help when the kid offered 😂 of course the Normies will still applaud her)

[@jakest123]

@@krismarshall3803 Yeah, Whitley may be obnoxious but I can't stand the constant dismissal of his suffering. He's siding with Jacques as self preservation; he's safest doing that because unlike Weiss he doesn't have a sister to side with him. But then again the Normies barely remember anything that happens so it's to be expected that they'd be like "yas queen slay" when anyone clowns on him.

[@SaintBigfoot]

Weiss said a few episodes back “Without Aura the Cold can Kill” in Atlas. He turned off the entire heating grid meaning Mantle is going to freeze.

[@toastlord9300]

Actually, this volume was airing 2019-2020! Neither the election, nor the pandemic had happened yet, which makes a lot of what happened pretty spooky!

[@percussionfellow6168]

It's honestly incredible how the feeling V7 and V8 captures--that inevitable progression towards the abyss--mirrors reality now. Perhaps I just spend too much time on the internet, and perhaps I'm a paranoid loser, but I see so much of our last few years in RWBY, and it's awesome, and frightening.

[@vgfunman]

Depends on what election you mean. The first Trump election was in 2016 and he rose to power in 2017. So it's definitely channeling that. As for the pandemic, yea...

[@effortlessfury]

@@vgfunman Another IP that was oddly prescient was Persona 5 which came out in early 2016. I won't say how but it was eerie.

[@DigiCount]

Yeah it's definitely about 2016, not 2020. Robyn HILL vs. an abusive industrialist with his name on all his properties.

[@aceofspade2120]

I love that one line changes the entire character of Whitley. He was left alone with two abusive people and forced to survive.

[@jonathanrobinson198]

It makes sense Whitley doesn’t like his sister’s considering Weiss’s tenth birthday is when Willow checked out as a parent. He had to be around eight and from then on things only got as his sister’s made their dad angry; then continued doing that even after they left the house.

[@stancinatti8198]

True but I hate how a lot of people blame Weiss like that was her responsibility

[@neopolitaneagle212]

@@stancinatti8198 shes his sister of course she is a little reasonable just like winter is

[@glenmcinnes4824]

Granddaddy Schnee was a good man, he built the company shearing the Risk, Work and Profits, he took on Health problems from some of the work he did and died relatively Young. Jacque was a charming young executive who married the bosses daughter, when the old man kicked it or got too sick to notice Jacque started abusing his wife and kids and turned the SDC in to what it is today.

[@lincolncrandall804]

Pretty much the Schnees represent the 4 F's Fight, Flight, Freeze and Fawn when it comes to Jacques Weiss is fight as she was the only one outwardly opposing her father and would stand up to him Winter is flight as she took the chance to join the military and is shown actively trying to avoid or not acknowledge him Willow is freeze as resorted to drinking and just became somewhat unfazed by him Whitley is fawn as he adores his father since Jacques was the only one there for him he took his chance to fully manipulate him especially since he's still a kid pretty sure he's around Oscar's age

[@Zarola]

Wow never realized this was a thing connected to the Schnee fam

[@LukaBlight69]

I've seen this analogy before and yeah its accurate as hell.

[@jonasquinn7977]

I mean how would you guys feel about an older sibling that knowingly abandoned in you in an extremely abusive environment, showed absolutely no remorse or regret for doing so and then just walked back into your life with all their friends acting like their better than you and got the only nice person you saw on a daily basis fired?

[@Frost7486]

Watts shut down the heat in Mantle, so now, instead of raining it started to snow. Whitley is.... easy to hate, but also, you gotta remember, he's a kid, he doesn't get a pass but... some patience and hoping he can grow. Also, i saw someone point out the diferent reactions to abuse and how the Schnee family fit into each one: Weiss --> fight Winter --> flight Willow --> freeze Whitley --> fawn

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

I wouldnt say whitley fawns because that's supposed to be directed towards the caregiver. Instead he displaces and he fights but directs his anger towards his sisters. He stays to himself and just recieves what his sisters were supposed to. I think it may appear as fawning but to your point, he's a kid. He can't take flight and fighting would be self defeating because he has no where to go and jacques has always doted him

[@noconsequence4486]

Whitley hasn't actually even DONE anything but be a smarmy little shit, but somehow he was one of the most hated characters in the show for a long time - I really don't get it lol

[@effortlessfury]

@@ILikeCHEEZ9 The reason it is somewhat like fawn is that he became an appeaser to Jacques. Following in his footsteps rather than fighting, running, or freezing.

[@knightmare3197]

Compliance might be better wording than fawn but yeah.

[@leeshawnklb]

“The decors Russian but he talks like a plantation owner” Suraj you fkn kill me every time

[@Savannah_Simpson]

You have to remember Whitley was raised in the same toxic environment as Winter and Weiss and being the only boy was likely even more under his fathers than they were. Plus add to that what he probably feels is his sisters abandoning him and leaving all him alone with an abusive father and alcoholic mother. It’s not hard to see how he ended up the way he is. Just try not to write off the kid just yet. Also, you’ll notice he seems a bit resentful at Weiss at Klein getting fired for helping her leave, which seems to indicate he at least somewhat blames her for losing what probably was the last kind figure he had in the household to help protect him.

[@stancinatti8198]

Well it isn’t Weiss fault she was a kid as well so

[@Savannah_Simpson]

@@stancinatti8198 I’m not saying that it is Weiss fault, just looking at from his point of view.

[@darknessknows1235]

@@stancinatti8198 I mean it kinda was her fault for not getting along with Whitley and also getting Klein fired.

[@stancinatti8198]

@@darknessknows1235 that’s literally not her fault that her parents aren’t shit lmao maybe put some blame on winter for leaving her little siblings behind

[@darknessknows1235]

@@stancinatti8198 It is actively her choice to not get along with Whitley and to let Klein help her and risk getting fired in the first place. I'm not saying either of those things are wrong or not excusable, but let's not pretend that she's fully aware of what she's doing at those times.

[@Much_Ado]

I imagine some people will have already said, but just in case: when Volume 9 comes out, RT has a subscription service called FIRST where people can see the latest episode a week early. They've stated in the past that they're fine with reactions, so long as they get posted after the episode is available to the general public

[@clarad6109]

He turned off the heating grid in mantle. The heat is what keeps the streets warm and it rains instead of snows. So when he shut it off it started snowing and people will soon begin to freeze down in mantle.

[@onyxtheqrow9385]

Yes in Atlas it’s super cold so when watts turned out the heating grid, it was so cold that the rains instantly turned to snow

[@LukaBlight69]

7:25 Omfg that was hilarious XD Edit: Willow made a good point on her son. Whitley was left alone with an egomaniacal father and an alcoholic mother. He resents Weiss and Winter, because they got to go do their own thing while he was stuck with them. He is jealous, but he's also wounded because he feels like his sisters just up and left him behind. The kid is a brat, but he's still just a kid who's had a terrible hand dealt to him in terms of having a shoulder to lean on. I also really love that Weiss acknowledges this when she looks at the portrait of Jacques. She of all people should be the most sympathetic to Whitley since the two of them are closer in age and she was around longer than Winter was during his childhood.

[@dklounge7082]

Willow ended up being the MVP of this party as she is the one who exposes both Jacques and Watts

[@cbhensoncbhenson5515]

Fun fact, Willow is voiced by Caitlin Glass, who also voiced Winry in Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood.

[@percussionfellow6168]

It's heat. He turned off the heat. Atlas is in the fucking arctic of Remnant. Without heat constantly being just radiated throughout the city, it'd be uninhabitable. Know y'all don't read these, still just felt I had to say.

[@dcaslick]

Watts turned of the Mantle’s heating grid. Weiss explained earlier this season that the cold of Solitas(the continent that Mantle and Atlas are on) is so extreme that without heating or an aura it can be lethal. Miles who’s one of the writers said previously that Solitas is effectively Remnant’s version of Antarctica as the coldest landmass on the planet. The heating grid is vital to the survival of the citizens of Mantle and it had been melting the snow turning it to rain, but once the heating was off the snow simply didn’t melt.

[@daysand123]

The most easy to miss Jesus christ moment is how easily Weiss gets called out on how poorly she treated her brother. Up to this point the camera makes you think he's being a dick but in reality. Look at Weiss in Volume 1. She keeps that attitude towards her brother in V4 then gets a quick "what did you expect?" Retort from him when she practically accuses him of doing something and he's just like "bitch you played yourself." Whitley literally did nothing wrong and has actually been a victim and her mom pointed it out hard. Maybe Weiss grew but she clearly didn't grow enough at this point. Her sister is a perfectionist militant shit talker. She is a perfectionist wannabe princess shit talker. You'd think she might pick up on these tenses for the opposite gender in her own family. Especially given thats all Whitley has. He does have superpowers like his sisters so he's had to use his snark and smarts alone to survive their fathers bullshit unlike them. Who seemingly have snark but not too much smarts with how well their super powers carry them.

[@AmericanIlluminati]

He turned of the cities heating grid. It was raining because the heating grid was melting the snow as it fell.

[@Bayleaf6399]

If you remember what Weiss said earlier in the volume, without a sufficient aura the cold could kill in a matter of minutes (or something like that)

[@SubzeroBlack68]

It annoys me how much shit the normies say about Whitley when he has done absolutely nothing wrong except go with the flow.

[@yiledute]

Regarding Winter, I completely agree with her. Controlling your emotions and learning when to express them and when not to is called to have emotional intelligence (a very human ability). She did mess up by bursting like that and making Ironwoods job in that moment more complicated.

[@coulsonintahiti]

Jacques' clip-on tie will not be forgiven

[@communitygamer117]

Watts turned off the heating grid which kept the snow away.

[@rapture-citizen6949]

The natural state of the environment of Atlas/Mantle is like a uninhabitable arctic tundra. Atlas/Mantle have been artificially making it habitable by having a heating grid throughout the city. So snow would come down as rain. But now that Watts shut down the heating grid for Mantle, people are gonna freeze to death.

[@sonicboomkj]

I missed calculated. I thought episode 8 is the one I was looking forward to them reacting to but it was episode 9. Now I have to wait another week.

[@AntG703]

Have you guys checked out the RWBY : Ice Queendom official trailer!? RWBY is being made into an official anime. Monty would be so hype. Congratulations in heaven we miss you

[@beary523]

No real point in watching the trailer

[@beary523]

@@bmgfrosty7089 It's literally just scenes from volume one but 2D.

[@AntG703]

@@bmgfrosty7089 yea it’s nothing they technically haven’t seen before.. It’s just a different art style. I just thought it was cool that Monty’s creation was becoming an official anime 🤷‍♂️

[@liss_Th]

the guy turns off the heat The normies:" turned on the snow" Me: 😐

[@EmerickSin]

One thing I love about this is the depiction of trauma and the recovery and everything. Yes, Whitley hates Weiss more than his mother or father. Weiss has never hurt Whitley, but often people in abusive families will resent the one who simply didn't STOP the abuse, more than the actual abuser. Weiss left him there alone, and this probably the same reason he never liked Winter either. It probably got progressively worse for him each time a sibling left, but he puts most of that on Weiss because for a time it was the two of them against their father. Two of them living through hell. Then she left him alone. And poor Willow is stuck in her life and drinking to cope, and just wants her kids to leave. Maybe she's even being distant to them for their benefit; if they have no one loving them/keeping them tethered to the family like this, then they can leave and be free without regret. She's not asking Weiss to come back, she's asking her to take her brother with her. To free him too. Also I love that it is all very subtle as the show is building. You know Weiss's mom is an alcoholic and it bothers her because it's been mentioned, reinforced, etc. every season, with either a comment or a look like in season 6 when Ruby was mentioning the wine cellar and how her uncle wasn't coping well so she wanted to hide it from him; Weiss has a look like "oh... right... yeah..." because she knows what that is like too, to have someone you love be an alcoholic. RWBY is such a good show even with all its flaws/slower seasons. But the thing about RWBY is you can't just watch one season and know/understand everything. Watch a volume alone and you're utterly lost/confused and probably thinking there's no real character development, but watching it in its entirety, you see how far everyone comes and understand the payoffs for something planted volumes ago. This show has some really good foreshadowing. It's not even just the plot/characters either, it's the music. Rewatching the show and hearing the instrumental themes for each character? You don't notice it on the first pass through because like with Qrow, you might get their theme very early on but not actually hear the song/lyrics/realise it's actually about them/connected to them until sometime later. And then it makes the rewatch so much better because you pick up on all the hints and understand the themes/music. RWBY is a weird show. Not a bad weird, but weird in that you can't just explain why it's great. You can't explain by just showing a friend an episode or season. You can't even explain it by just watching the actual show because it's the entirety of RWBY which makes it all come together. The soundtrack is vital and gives you BIG foreshadowing moments all the way back from the very first trailer. The character shorts aren't VITAL, but knowing them really brings things home together. And an outsider looking it can't understand why we all love this show so much because they haven't gone through the entire ride. RWBY is unique; everything fleshes things out, moves the plot forward, etc. EVERYTHING. Every character short, all the background music, character themes, the history of the show, the Remnant shorts... This show is unique because it starts out so silly; you're just having a good time listening to the jokes, watching the fight scenes, etc. Then suddenly the plot thickens and you are INVESTED even though it was just some silly show with good fights. With all original music. honestly this is my favourite part of watching people react to the show; you see them literally go through this. Just "man these fight scenes are great, I want to see more" to "hey this isn't what I was expecting, okay this is decent even if the art style keeps throwing me off" in the earlier seasons, to by the end of season 3 being traumatised because they got SO invested and were shattered by the end of it. People starting volume 4 are always just as traumatised as the characters and that is just good storytelling. RWBY literally just sucks you in and doesn't let go, and yeah volume 5 is rough to sit through sometimes but the fact we are even judging it like that is amazing really. This isn't some actual TV show but we are judging it like it is, and that just means it's really come so far since its beginning. This show gets a lot of flak. People have taken to really judging it since volume 3 and I feel like people forget it ISN'T an actual TV show. It's a web series. But people are judging it like it's an actual show and that means the quality improved so much that it was almost detrimental to the show and that's just amazing to me. But I feel like people do forget that the reason it wasn't judged so harshly in early volumes is because it was a fun series created by someone passionate about it but without a Giant budget like most TV shows/movies, and so they simply state it was just awful starting after those volumes. But this show is SOOOO detailed. The artwork, the dialogue, the story, the music, it all comes together and nothing is random. The bit in volume 6 with Adam's face reveal should verify this. No one mentions Adam's scar, no one says anything about it at all, but the MOMENT you see the SDC? You KNOW it's Schnee Dust Company and you immediately KNOW the backstory. It is NEVER stated, but you KNOW. That's far from the only example, but it's my favourite. A good story is always "Show, don't tell" and this show has that in SPADES. We don't need someone to sit us down and hold our hands when Adam's face is revealed. It's reinforced next volume when they're in the mines and everything is SDC. Which brings me back to trauma. This show NEVER comes out and says "yeah they're traumatised because this". No. Yang loses an arm because she's always been relying too much on her semblance? Here's a couple volumes with her NOT using her semblance, learning to fight smarter, almost afraid to rely on it because while it had never failed her in the past, it DID fail and she DID lose an arm and she is scared to have to use it. Because what if it FAILS? Ruby got caught without her weapon and it led to her being unable to fight Mercury and save Penny? She carries it EVERYWHERE. She shows up to Haven with her weapon, with everyone's weapons, and Lionhart was confused by them bringing their weapons to a simple meeting in a school where it is supposed to be safe, at least to their knowledge. She will NEVER get caught without her weapon again. There are obviously more examples. I could go on. But I won't. But this show does trauma so well. No one has really sat down and talked about it but you can see how they've been hurt, how they've tried to heal, what it means moving forward for them, etc. And the majority of it is all done without expressly stating anything. And I am HERE for it.

[@ISAFMobius18]

Fun Facts Fact 1: One of the cars that arrives at the manor has a hood ornament shaped like a dromaeosaur, most likely a Velociraptor. This is likely a reference to RWBY Rex. Fact 2: Dustin Matthews noted that, when Winter slams her fist onto the table, the camera is angled in such a way that it looks as though Winter "crushes" Jacques. This, along with the shot of Weiss through Willow's vodka bottle, are his favorite shots in the episode. Fact 3: At the table, Jacques' chair is larger than the other characters'. Fact 4: Another power move of Jacques was to only give a few people wine as well as not giving any food to Penny. Fact 5: Miles wrote the gag of Team JNPR sabotaging Whitley's conversation with Weiss and expected it to take only a few seconds, but as more people worked on it the longer it got. Fact 6: In addition, Miles wanted to portray when Weiss is talking to Willow that she doesn't really know how to act around an adult with such an adult issue. Fact 7: None of the Writers initially expected Penny and Winter to have such a deep bond during this volume.

[@wilmerventura7886]

Seems like Winter shares Ironwoods hate of tables, I can’t believe where almost done with volume 7 so excited for the last 3!

[@jotakuplays1536]

Hey Normies ❤️ Have you guys seen the trailer for the RWBY anime that’s coming out?

[@animemuse8613]

It was raining because of the heating in mante. He turned off the heat

[@percussionfellow6168]

RWBY, RWBY, RWBY!

[@Cazammaf]

The picture in Jaqcues' office is of Nicholas Schnee, weiss' grandfather.

[@WaywardVet]

"Get a watch". That last line of smack talk... I love it. Cannot stop laughing.

[@bel410la]

At the end there Watt's turned off the Heating grid, the snow was melting turning into rain, but turning it off means everyone will freeze and now it's snowing.

[@ShockByte94]

I always find it funny how quickly people are to shit on Whitley and completely dismiss his situation especially considering Weiss was arguably worse and even racist for like 2 seasons

[@viridian8786]

To clarify Watts turned off the entire heating grid of the city. Atlas is on a continent so cold, the entire city needs to be heated so that it won't freeze over. The collective heat literally turned literal snow falling, back into water. When he turned it off, the effect fades away

[@ChaosArdor]

So...Whitley just led Ironwood and Co. off to the left towards the dining area, then literally 20 seconds later, he's greeting Weiss while walking down the stairs. Um...how?

[@jonasquinn7977]

It’s a big ass mansion man, loads of stairs

[@ChaosArdor]

@@jonasquinn7977 oh, of that I have no doubt. It's no small secret that the Schnee manor is obnoxiously massive. We learned that back in Vol 4. I'm just saying, going from point a to the left with a crowd, to point b coming down from the second floor in less than 20 seconds is a little jarring. I know it's for plot's sake. It's just an observation and my personal feeling it's just an oversight. If it really is possible and my imagination is just lacking, I can accept that.

[@CetraMystic]

I swear to God I don't understand how almost everyone I've watched react to RWBY doesn't understand that mantle and Atlas are basically in the North Pole, it's the schnee company heating grid that keeps the city from freezing and Watts just turned off the heat.

[@jjmmm515]

That's what that lady gets for walking between 2 people having a conversation

[@jeffreysmith236]

Whitley is exactly like Weiss was in volume 1. He has not had a Ruby befriend him.

[@jonasquinn7977]

He’s even worse, Weiss at least had Winter

[@gamemaher]

Someone else might have asked or you might have said it somewhere else but I wanted to mention, do you think you guys will take a look at/reaction to the trailer for RWBY: Ice Queendom, the new 2D anime rwby project by Shaft?

[@LordoftheSwamp1269]

That raptor in particular is likely a reference to the RWBY Raptor, a scrapped team mascot Monty was planning to have what Zwei is for Team RWBY.

[@Yashieyama]

I just realized Jacques's voice actor was also the voice actor for Beerus from Dragonball super. Huh

[@stancinatti8198]

I’ve seen alot of Reactors (not y’all) allude to the fact that Weiss is somewhat responsible for Whitley situation but I feel like that’s bull because she was a kid herself when she left for beacon plus having the stress of taking care of a kid while you’re a huntress and in school would be way too much

[@Lonii04]

It's not about that she is responsible because obv. she's not... But It's understandable that whitley feels like that

[@DigiCount]

Thank you. Willow was doing the thing alcoholics do where they outsource blame.

[@jeffreysmith236]

With all due respect, Winter, he does pay you.

[@DigiCount]

I think she meant extra for extra services.

[@AshSmashReacts]

11:06 Jacques: That's my girl

[@eagleangel5568]

That's why you guys gotta do double features lol and watts shut off the heating grid so snow plus no heat well

[@mauseratti226]

I never noticed that neo was in the room the whole time, only at the end

[@coolwoop]

Willow turned all my hate for Whitley into sympathy with her 1 line

[@Spacecowboy1997]

There is acually a good adaptation by studio shaft comming soon for this show.

[@skyrogue1977]

The mother could’ve been shown back in Volume 4.

[@TenebrousFilms]

Great chapter, decent introduction of Willow; shame she just handed Weiss all the answers, though. Regardless, the MILF trilogy was finally complete, and the smuttier fanartists had a field day.

[@jess_serin]

Why am i now just noticing that Watts' device is custom to his colour pallet 😅

[@dre1426]

I’m surprised more characters don’t have custom designed scrolls.

[@andrewlucaschism]

Ozpin's rather coldblooded thought was to hold the entire city of Atlas hostage to prevent them from ever using the staff themselves.

[@relic5752]

I'd argue that this is a reading inherently made in bad faith. Mantle *needed* something as a symbol of hope less the losses from the war begin to make the kingdom an easy prey for Salem's manipulations

[@andrewlucaschism]

@@relic5752 It is possible for someone to be wrong without acting in "bad faith", and leading with such an accusation will VASTLY decrease your likelihood of persuading someone. It matters little here because it's the comment section, of a reaction video, of an admittedly beloved show. But I would advise some introspection, because if this is a rhetorical habit it will serve you ill in the rest of your life.

[@TjShinigami24]

It's not the anime that's gonna get a remake? He had a nice trailer

[@avril.m.l]

Am I losing my mind or does Damerin always pronounce Weiss wrong. He always says it with a V sound instead of W.

[@tybw9108]

NORMIES PLEASE START REACTING BLEACH TILL NEW FINAL SEASON DROPPS THERE'S 366 EPISODES BUT HALF OF IT FILLERS SO YOU CAN SKIP IT CMNN

[@TheRealKarma1]

Ah yes yes, hate the kid lmao

[@sunnyshine4513]

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[@Reshapable]

No matter how one adapts to abuse, they're still abused. You can condemn their actions but you'd be wrong to condemn the person. And being that Whitley is still a child you'd be VERY wrong to do so. That said, you still don't have to like him.