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Given some initial feedback of being too YMMV here is a reworked example only containing things seen or said in the film. There show be no YMMV components here.
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Given some initial feedback of being too YMMV, here is a reworked example that only contains things seen or said in the film. There should be nothing YMMV here.
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Given some initial feedback of being too YMMV here is a reworked example only containing things seen or said in the film. There show be no YMMV components here.
* Villain Has a Point: After the disastrous attempt to include Namaari in their plan, she says that because Raya didn\\\'t trust Sisu, Raya is equally to blame for [[spoiler:Sisu\\\'s death]]. While Namaari is technically correct that Raya\\\'s defensive action caused the crossbow to misfire, the audience has followed Raya\\\'s character arc and seen the considerable trust she put in Sisu to agree to met with Namaari in the first place. In addition, when Namaari chose to draw her crossbow and \\\'\\\'betray Raya a second time\\\'\\\' this caused Raya to become defensive towards Namaari because Raya had seen Sisu be overly trusting with the wrong person before. It\\\'s very hard to justify that Raya lacked trust in Sisu or is equally to blame.
* Villain Has a Point: After the disastrous attempt to include Namaari in their plan, she says that because Raya didn\\\'t trust Sisu, Raya is equally to blame for [[spoiler:Sisu\\\'s death]]. While Namaari is technically correct that Raya\\\'s defensive action caused the crossbow to misfire, the audience has followed Raya\\\'s character arc and seen the considerable trust she put in Sisu to agree to met with Namaari in the first place. In addition, when Namaari chose to draw her crossbow and \\\'\\\'betray Raya a second time\\\'\\\' this caused Raya to become defensive towards Namaari because Raya had seen Sisu be overly trusting with the wrong person before. It\\\'s very hard to justify that Raya lacked trust in Sisu or is equally to blame.
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* VillainHasAPoint: After being defeated by Raya, Namaari yells out that Raya\'s distrust led her into a defensive action that caused Namaari to misfire the crossbow bolt [[spoiler:that killed Sisu.]] While Namaari is technically correct about the cause of the misfire, the audience has followed Raya\'s journey of rebuilding trust and can see that Namaari\'s assessment of the \'\'entire situation\'\' is inaccurate.
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* VillainHasAPoint: After being defeated by Raya, Namaari yells out that Raya\\\'s distrust led her into a defensive action that caused Namaari to misfire the crossbow bolt [[spoiler:that killed Sisu.]] While Namaari is technically correct about the cause of the misfire, the audience has followed Raya\\\'s journey of rebuilding trust and can see that Namaari\\\'s assessment of the \\\'\\\'bigger picture\\\'\\\' is inaccurate.
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The VillainHasAPoint trope has been re-added. Upon reflection even though I don\'t think the trope is a good fit, it should stay but it\'s current wording falls too much into the issues I raised in a previous discussion about Namaari blaming Raya (see below).
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The VillainHasAPoint trope has been re-added. Upon reflection even though I don\\\'t think the trope is a good fit, it should stay, because it will just keep getting re-added. However, its current wording falls too much into the issues I raised in a previous discussion about Namaari blaming Raya (see below).
