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Removing trope misuse; as per TRS, this is an IUEO motive trope where the work acknowledges in some fashion that the villain has a good point about his motive for being a villain without it ever being a justification for him becoming a villain because of it.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Hazel accuses Ozpin of sending children to die in a war that he knows can't be won and has no end. Ozpin accepts Hazel's accusation by responding that someone has to try then starts telling Hazel what will happen if Salem brings together the four Relics before being interrupted by her.
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Tweaked wording.
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* CallBack: When fighting Cordovin in Volume 6, the heroes cannot penetrate the mecha's HardLight shield, so they decide to shut it down by [[Recap/RWBYV6E11TheLadyInTheShoe attacking its generator]]; in the [[Recap/RWBYV6E13OurWay finale]], the Leviathan does the same thing, blasting through the accessible generators after it fails to blast through the shields. In this volume's [[Recap/RWBYV8E1Divide first episode]], Ironwood is confident that the shields protecting Atlas can withstand attack for a while; Salem never bothers fighting the shields, instead skipping straight to destroying the generators by sending Centinels to burrow beneath and collapse them. The episode closes on Ironwood's stunned horror as he watches just how fast the shields collapse.
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* CallBack: When While fighting Cordovin back in Volume 6, 6's "[[Recap/RWBYV6E11TheLadyInTheShoe The Lady in the Shoe]]", the heroes cannot can't penetrate the mecha's HardLight shield, so they decide to shut it down by [[Recap/RWBYV6E11TheLadyInTheShoe attacking its generator]]; in the generator; [[Recap/RWBYV6E13OurWay finale]], two episodes later]], the Leviathan does the same thing, blasting through the accessible generators after it fails to blast through the shields. In this volume's [[Recap/RWBYV8E1Divide first episode]], Ironwood is confident that the shields protecting Atlas can withstand attack for a while; Salem never bothers fighting the shields, instead skipping straight to destroying the generators by sending Centinels to burrow beneath and collapse them. The episode closes on Ironwood's stunned horror In the final scene, Ironwood can only watch in shock as he watches just how fast the shields collapse.
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** During her Volume 7 fight with Winter and Penny, Cinder rants that the habit Atlesian elites have of hording power just makes the rest of the people hungrier, and that she refuses to starve. This flashback reveals that part of the abuse and torture the socialite hotelier inflicts on her includes starving her, forcing her to steal the scraps from the trays she collects from guest rooms.
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** During her Volume 7 fight duel with Winter and Penny, Penny in the previous volume, Cinder rants that the habit Atlesian elites have of hording power just makes the rest of the people hungrier, and that she refuses to starve. This flashback reveals that part of the abuse and torture the socialite hotelier inflicts on her includes starving her, forcing her to steal the scraps from the trays she collects from guest rooms.
