Red Mosquito

wease wrote:What did you think Joe?

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kinda rude for Lupita to show Panther Girl her hidden nephew in the very exact moment she was grieving her brother right? Bitch just wait for tomorrow

VinylGuy wrote:

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kinda rude for Lupita to show Panther Girl her hidden nephew in the very exact moment she was grieving her brother right? Bitch just wait for tomorrow

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She was grieving her brother the entire movie.

VinylGuy wrote:Was she? Or did she wanted…reveeengeee

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

To be fair to Shuri: She was dealing with mourning her brother in the entire movie.

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

To be fair to Shuri: She was dealing with mourning her brother in the entire movie.

Exactly

Mecca wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

To be fair to Shuri: She was dealing with mourning her brother in the entire movie.

Exactly

It’s the difference between searching for a way and finding the way she wanted to do it. She found her answer and at the moment was doing one thing symbolically that tied mourning him and her mother at the same time by burning the funeral clothes, a method her mother taught her. Namor’s appearance interrupted that mother/daughter moment and is in part why she needed to deal with the Namor problem first; it interrupted her T’Challa problem.

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

To be fair to Shuri: She was dealing with mourning her brother in the entire movie.

Exactly

It’s the difference between searching for a way and finding the way she wanted to do it. She found her answer and at the moment was doing one thing symbolically that tied mourning him and her mother at the same time by burning the funeral clothes, a method her mother taught her. Namor’s appearance interrupted that mother/daughter moment and is in part why she needed to deal with the Namor problem first; it interrupted her T’Challa problem.

That's one way to look at it.

Another aspect, based on what you posted above, is that she got to have that mother/child moment.

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

To be fair to Shuri: She was dealing with mourning her brother in the entire movie.

Exactly

It’s the difference between searching for a way and finding the way she wanted to do it. She found her answer and at the moment was doing one thing symbolically that tied mourning him and her mother at the same time by burning the funeral clothes, a method her mother taught her. Namor’s appearance interrupted that mother/daughter moment and is in part why she needed to deal with the Namor problem first; it interrupted her T’Challa problem.

That's one way to look at it.

Another aspect, based on what you posted above, is that she got to have that mother/child moment.

I don’t agree that it was “rude” just that it was her taking a big step in that moment

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

To be fair to Shuri: She was dealing with mourning her brother in the entire movie.

Exactly

It’s the difference between searching for a way and finding the way she wanted to do it. She found her answer and at the moment was doing one thing symbolically that tied mourning him and her mother at the same time by burning the funeral clothes, a method her mother taught her. Namor’s appearance interrupted that mother/daughter moment and is in part why she needed to deal with the Namor problem first; it interrupted her T’Challa problem.

That's one way to look at it.

Another aspect, based on what you posted above, is that she got to have that mother/child moment.

I don’t agree that it was “rude” just that it was her taking a big step in that moment

If you don't agree then why are you trying to justify or "be fair" to vg?

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

To be fair to Shuri: She was dealing with mourning her brother in the entire movie.

Exactly

It’s the difference between searching for a way and finding the way she wanted to do it. She found her answer and at the moment was doing one thing symbolically that tied mourning him and her mother at the same time by burning the funeral clothes, a method her mother taught her. Namor’s appearance interrupted that mother/daughter moment and is in part why she needed to deal with the Namor problem first; it interrupted her T’Challa problem.

That's one way to look at it.

Another aspect, based on what you posted above, is that she got to have that mother/child moment.

I don’t agree that it was “rude” just that it was her taking a big step in that moment

If you don't agree then why are you trying to justify or "be fair" to vg?

To be fair to his point that it was a big moment in her grief as opposed to POV that she was grieving the whole movie. He was wrong, but right about one aspect of it

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

To be fair to Shuri: She was dealing with mourning her brother in the entire movie.

Exactly

It’s the difference between searching for a way and finding the way she wanted to do it. She found her answer and at the moment was doing one thing symbolically that tied mourning him and her mother at the same time by burning the funeral clothes, a method her mother taught her. Namor’s appearance interrupted that mother/daughter moment and is in part why she needed to deal with the Namor problem first; it interrupted her T’Challa problem.

That's one way to look at it.

Another aspect, based on what you posted above, is that she got to have that mother/child moment.

I don’t agree that it was “rude” just that it was her taking a big step in that moment

If you don't agree then why are you trying to justify or "be fair" to vg?

To be fair to his point that it was a big moment in her grief as opposed to POV that she was grieving the whole movie. He was wrong, but right about one aspect of it

But you just said you didn't agree with him. So he was right but you don't agree?

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:To be fair to vinylguy: She was finally dealing with mourning her brother in that moment.

To be fair to Shuri: She was dealing with mourning her brother in the entire movie.

Exactly

It’s the difference between searching for a way and finding the way she wanted to do it. She found her answer and at the moment was doing one thing symbolically that tied mourning him and her mother at the same time by burning the funeral clothes, a method her mother taught her. Namor’s appearance interrupted that mother/daughter moment and is in part why she needed to deal with the Namor problem first; it interrupted her T’Challa problem.

That's one way to look at it.

Another aspect, based on what you posted above, is that she got to have that mother/child moment.

I don’t agree that it was “rude” just that it was her taking a big step in that moment

If you don't agree then why are you trying to justify or "be fair" to vg?

To be fair to his point that it was a big moment in her grief as opposed to POV that she was grieving the whole movie. He was wrong, but right about one aspect of it

But you just said you didn't agree with him. So he was right but you don't agree?

“I don’t agree that it was “rude” just that it was her taking a big step in that moment”