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Shaoken Since: Jan, 2001 Relationship Status: Dating Catwoman
#67801: Aug 16th 2020 at 4:47:44 AM

It's an Actual Play (so think of Critical Role), so I'd say show.

Edited by Shaoken on Aug 16th 2020 at 9:47:59 PM

Slater130 Since: Jun, 2013
#67802: Aug 16th 2020 at 10:14:22 AM

It's a show. Some other stuff about it.

It's prerecorded so they can add it stuff like images and sound effects.

But the most relevant things for this thread:

According to Eddy who is D Ming, it's canon to the show and they intend to keep it that way. If anything happens in the Dn D sessions that contradicts the show they will clarify/retcon the sessions so that it doesn't.

It's set before the events of the show. The game exists as a transcript/report Glynda made for Ozpin because he found the adventure amusing.

We can probably make character entries for the Party. They exists canonically after all.

harostar Since: Feb, 2010
#67803: Aug 16th 2020 at 10:59:19 AM

Okay, folks.

Worst Possible Faunus Animal Trait: GO!

  • Egg-laying
  • Skunk Spray

Ryno_v Since: Dec, 2017
#67804: Aug 16th 2020 at 12:30:27 PM

[up]Cow udders, Porcupine quills, Shark/fish Gills, Giraffe neck, Snail eyes.

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#67805: Aug 16th 2020 at 12:59:17 PM

Eh, Porcupine Quills can be useful if Spyke from the X-Men is any evidence. And a cow udder could make feeding a baby milk a tad easier... it would just be a pain walking around.

Edited by RebelFalcon on Aug 16th 2020 at 4:00:40 AM

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Wyldchyld (Old as dirt)
#67806: Aug 16th 2020 at 3:44:27 PM

By the way, there's a Sandbox.RWBY Team RWBY page for edits to be made to the Team RWBY page.

Nothing to do with me, for once. Someone wanted to make some edits on the Locked Pages edit requests thread, so the mods created a sandbox of the page for that to happen, whereupon they'll copy the changes back into the locked page... which will stay locked for now. I've made a couple of edits to the page myself. It needs an awful lot of clean-up. Among other things, it has a lot of ZCE issues on top of not having been updated properly for two years.

I have not touched the ship tropes that caused the lock. I don't know if we should.


It's the ugly things we say to each other, in the heat of the moment.

I've never said things like these lyrics, even when I've been angry and in the heat of the moment.

If not Ozpin, he doesn't want any equal partners.

That's pretty much how I see it, too, but this line makes me want to extend your point further. It's interesting to see how desperately Ironwood wants Ozpin's input. Although he tells Oscar that he and Ozpin didn't always see eye to eye, that's actually a massive understatement of what happened in Vale. He couldn't tolerate Ozpin's leadership the moment Ozpin was doing things he didn't like. Here, in Atlas, it seems more like he wants Ozpin's input because he's the one in control — he doesn't quite want Ozpin to come in and take over; he wants Ozpin to pat him on the shoulder and say he's doing everything right. He wants approval, not leadership. And, as a result, he seems to have a completely different recall of Vale.

It's like Ironwood has rewritten what happened in his own head. He so desperately wants Ozpin's input that he's convinced himself that the conflict in Vale didn't get as bad as we saw it get, that it wasn't as frequent as we saw it was.

Ironwood's so effective at lying to himself that his own memory recall effectively makes him an Unreliable Narrator to Oscar about things we've witnessed in earlier volumes. That helps us be suspicious of the things he's said about Oz's past plans for the floating of Atlas. He colours everything with his prejudices, his flaws and his denialism that he's creating a bubble of alternative reality around himself that doesn't just affect the present; it affects the past, too.

Edited by Wyldchyld on Aug 16th 2020 at 11:53:49 AM

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Kylotrope Barb(Its a thread joke you wouldn't get it) from Honolulu Hawaii Since: Apr, 2018
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#67807: Aug 16th 2020 at 4:10:08 PM

Beforehand I did think it was kind of a Doublethink where James both blamed Ozpin for vale for not listening to him while also wanting him to tell him what to do, but that makes perfect sense.

You know I was thinking of the whole 'couple city blocks' comment from James and looking back at the part where Watts turned off the heat power, mantle is freaking huge. And sense Atlas was Alsium, it would imply that Mantle is actually larger then Atlas.

Part of me wonders if James family were part of the Atlas elite, while he himself isn't some ranting elitist and seems to see the rich in Atlas for the scum they are, that really feels like it's what the upper class view of Mantle would be.

Edited by Kylotrope on Aug 16th 2020 at 1:20:49 AM

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harostar Since: Feb, 2010
#67808: Aug 16th 2020 at 5:32:51 PM

I suspect the divide in the cast between folks from Atlas and folks from Mantle is primarily revealed by their attitude towards the whole situation.

We know Winter is from Atlas, and I'd venture that Ironwood and most of the Ace-Ops are as well. They're just....too detached from it for it to be somewhere they called home or have any personal ties to. I definitely think Ironwood likely grew up in Atlas as it was becoming the "City of Dreams", but his military career has made him aware of the corruption and complicity of the city's wealthy elite. But he clearly moves in those social circles, to be considered a "family friend" of the Schnees. I wouldn't be surprised if he's from a family that were nobles serving high in the kingdom's military, prior to the elimination of the monarchy.

Flynt is likely from Mantle, based on his father's shop being ruined by the SDC. We literally never see Faunus background characters in Atlas, save for domestic servants — so Marrow, Neon, and Fiona are all very likely from Mantle. Robyn's the "home town hero", so almost certainly from Mantle as is likely Joanna. May's the exception that left Atlas behind.

Wyldchyld (Old as dirt)
#67809: Aug 16th 2020 at 6:06:25 PM

He dosent make the tough choices cause only he can see they re necessary, he makes decisions he's more personally comfortable no matter how dumb they are.

That's actually true for both sides. The truth is, sometimes there will be a situation where the decision that has to be made is a decision that will get some people killed. A leader in a dangerous profession is going to have to make those calls at some point in their life.

Team RWBY hasn't figured that out yet. But they're Huntresses. They're going to have to face this reality one day. In the same way that Rumpole pointed out the luxury of Cocoa's position (as a trainee) compared to Theo's (as the leader), Team RWBY have the luxury right now of not being in the kind of position where they have to choose who lives and who dies. Part of them growing up and growing into the job of a Huntress, however, is going to have to include learning that lesson.

Because they haven't learned this lesson yet, they also haven't figured out that their own position was going to get people killed. Team RWBY and Ironwood were actually making exactly the same mistake. Ironwood was only focussed on saving the lives of people who were in Atlas. Team RWBY was so focussed saving the lives of the people who are in Mantle that they weren't even considering the amount of lives that would have to be lost to do what they wanted. At that moment, they didn't even seem to care, but it isn't that they didn't care, it's that they haven't yet understood.

Team RWBY can act like Ironwood's position will get people killed and their position won't, but both of them were going to get people killed.

The real point was about Remnant.

  • Ironwood was going to get people killed and kill off any hope of uniting Remnant.
  • Team RWBY was going to get people killed but keep alive the hope of uniting Remnant.

That, in the end, is the difference between their positions. Team RWBY got bogged down in the 'sacrifice Mantle, save Mantle' position, so they couldn't really rationalise this point properly. Oscar was the one who nailed this point.

Now, just to emphasise: I'm not saying Ironwood's right and Team RWBY's wrong. Far from it, as I've said in the past, it's pretty clear that Team RWBY is narratively correct — they just don't have the knowledge they need (yet) to make their position the successful one. That doesn't change the fact that there are major flaws with how they argued with Ironwood, just as there were major flaws with how he argued with them.

Its like someone who hears he has a terminal disease curable with a surgery that might not go well, and his alternative is to shoot themself in the gut hoping that it kills the disease.

It's like soldiers in a field hospital's who have been told that they've taken leg wounds that're turning gangrenous. They know that the only option to save their lives and their bodies is to amputate the legs. Meanwhile, the rookies are saying that they're sure there's a cure in the neighbouring regiment's tent but nobody's convinced anyone can get there and back in time to save the lives in this tent. So, while they're busy arguing over who is making the toughest decision regarding whether to wait (and risk the soldiers' entire lives and legs on the hope of obtaining the cure) or proceed (save the lives but sacrifice the legs), the obvious question of, even if the rookies are right, how many lives might be lost in the other tent if the cure is moved from there to this one isn't being discussed.

He told her about the maidens but not about salem existence, which is like saying there exist a powerfull ring but that is atach to a near demigod that exist in a volcano and it want it back.

The choice presented to Pyrrha is actually one of those things that doesn't change whether you do or don't know about Salem's existence and invincibility.

It was made blindingly clear to her that becoming a Maiden would change her life, put her life in immediate danger, also put her in danger for the rest of her life, force her to live a secret life for the rest of it, possibly even destroy the person she used to be even if she lives a long and healthy life, and that the Benevolent Conspiracy that tries to protect Maidens sometimes fail to — hence Amber.

The fact she looks at Jaune and wipes away a tear before getting into the pod tells us she understood the rammifications of what she was agreeing to. Knowing about Salem's existence and invincibility wouldn't actually change this particular situation and wasn't really the most important information she needed to be told. After all, knowing that doesn't change the fact she was going to spend the rest of her life hunted, having to keep secrets and possibly having a completely different personality to the one she were born with. Given that this is Pyrrha we're talking about, I don't think her reaction would have been much different even if she had known about Salem in advance.

You know I was thinking of the whole 'couple city blocks' comment from James and looking back at the part where Watts turned off the heat power, mantle is freaking huge. And since Atlas was Alsium, it would imply that Mantle is actually larger than Atlas.

Yeah, but whenever there's a shot of Mantle from Atlas, including when Oscar is falling, Mantle looks tiny.

I wish I could remember what story it was. But all the way through Volume 7, quotes from it kept flitting through my head. In the story, the leaders live so high that the people they rule seem like ants to them — they're that far away. When the people you rule have looked as tiny and faceless as ants for long enough, you begin treating them like they're ants. Before too long, they're just nothing more than pests you step on whenever they irritate you.

That was Ironwood's problem. I suspect it's also the reason why Robyn rejected joining the Special Ops. You only remember the plight of the people if you make an effort to stay connected to it.

As it is, people like Ironwood are now so divorced from Mantle that he didn't even seem to be considering the potential issues of no longer having Mantle present to provide Dust for actually running the city.

This is going to be one of the reasons why Ozma stopped the idea of floating Atlas too high, I'm sure: too high, and you forget where you came from and start to look down on everyone instead. You should be just high enough to inspire but not so high the rest of the world look like ants. As it is, Atlas's current height is clearly already far too high... that's one of the reasons why I'm attached to my theory of grounding Atlas. It's time for the Atlesians to rejoin the little people and remember that they're just as tall as the rest of them.

Edited by Wyldchyld on Aug 16th 2020 at 2:14:59 PM

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Kylotrope Barb(Its a thread joke you wouldn't get it) from Honolulu Hawaii Since: Apr, 2018
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#67810: Aug 16th 2020 at 6:49:17 PM

That thing about RWB Ys issue not being there stance but there wording is an interesting one.

But I don't think they were making the same mistake as James and on both that and the other thing, on both that and this-

"It's like soldiers in a field hospital's who have been told that they've taken leg wounds that're turning gangrenous. They know that the only option to save their lives and their bodies is to amputate the legs. Meanwhile, the rookies are saying that they're sure there's a cure in the neighbouring regiment's tent but nobody's convinced anyone can get there and back in time to save the lives in this tent. So, while they're busy arguing over who is making the toughest decision regarding whether to wait (and risk the soldiers' entire lives and legs on the hope of obtaining the cure) or proceed (save the lives but sacrifice the legs), the obvious question of, even if the rookies are right, how many lives might be lost in the other tent if the cure is moved from there to this one isn't being discussed"

My point was not meant to be about the 'Save or sacrifice Mantle' debate, but beforehand about James handling things.

The point about having to make tough decisions do to a lack of good alternatives is a good one, but in James case, he's not making the tough choices he's going with the bad alternatives. Trusting Theodore or Robyn would have been slightly risky but James actual choices he makes instead are more or less doomed for failure.

Its actually how some seem to see rwby vs Ironwood with the mantle debate but in reverse, rwby is giving plans to deal with things that have risk, and James just keeps doing what makes him more comfortable even if they're doomed for failure.

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unknowing from somewhere.. Since: Mar, 2014
#67811: Aug 16th 2020 at 8:09:57 PM

"It's like Ironwood has rewritten what happened in his own head. He so desperately wants Ozpin's input that he's convinced himself that the conflict in Vale didn't get as bad as we saw it get, that it wasn't as frequent as we saw it was. "

I dont think is that, after oscar is still young and "we disagree to such a point I put a fleet behind him" sound waaaaay too much, I do think he want to be relive from what is happeing as it clear he dosnet have much idea to actually do thr job of ozpin as ozpin, as I said, amity is pretty much him trying not to do it and fight as he wanted.

"is military career has made him aware of the corruption and complicity of the city's wealthy elite. But he clearly moves in those social circles, to be considered a "family friend" of the Schnees. I wouldn't be surprised if he's from a family that were nobles serving high in the kingdom's military, prior to the elimination of the monarchy."

Is hard to said, at least for what we get he isnt kind to nobility or atlas that much as he shared weiss opinion.

"This is going to be one of the reasons why Ozma stopped the idea of floating Atlas too high, I'm sure"

I will said this is a problem on how ironwood see everything: he see atlas as having the relic, therefore being more important, therefore mantle can and will die if that can secure the relic safety, he is not actually thinking in the term of people who live and die but rather in wining and losing, in matter of pure strenght and since he cant defeat salem, he will denied her a victory, for this is a war against her, not on people heart, is what she get and he dosent.

"Trusting Theodore or Robyn would have been slightly risky but James actual choices he makes instead are more or less doomed for failure.

Its actually how some seem to see rwby vs Ironwood with the mantle debate but in reverse, rwby is giving plans to deal with things that have risk, and James just keeps doing what makes him more comfortable even if they're doomed for failure."

Because a this point does action are not logical, or not in the "If we analizing is the better choice" but rather they are moment you actually have to chose with your heart and Ironwood cant do that, after one can give reason for that being to risky(and indeed I have), and go all day, yang and blake did because it feel it was true, is pretty much heart vs mind or feel vs logic kind of thing.

RWBY is not really giving plans, they have notions like "Ironwood is getting to far" or "I dont want to be force to kill anymore" or "We cant let mantle die", they are good but they are not really plans, is stuff they want to do and they making stuff around it, as wyld said, there will come a time they cant do that anymore.

"My Name is Bolt, Bolt Crank and I dont care if you believe or not"
Kylotrope Barb(Its a thread joke you wouldn't get it) from Honolulu Hawaii Since: Apr, 2018
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#67812: Aug 16th 2020 at 8:21:25 PM

They do give him plans, and plans backed by logic, they tell him how he should get Robyn on his side and tell her how he's being framed to help with his image(and I don't recall if its ever explicitly said In-Universe but before the election it also made sense because it's possible to be an ally to Robyn as opposed to Jacques, while he just ignored the election thing even though it was bound to screw him over). James dosent actually come up with any solutions to him being framed or his bad image, instead going 'I don't care what others think', and didn't come up with any sort of solution to the election debacle til after Jacques elecrion, and said solution was 'martial law' Wich would guarantee a Grimm invasion.

Its feeling vs thinking, but contrary to what he believes he's the one who's choosing feeling.

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harostar Since: Feb, 2010
#67813: Aug 16th 2020 at 8:35:23 PM

[up][up] When I say "nobility", I don't mean wealthy courtiers and rich folks partying. I mean "nobility" as in Knights and Samurai and other elite warrior classes throughout history. Through most of history, the military was commanded and led by members of the nobility that served the kingdom's ruler. I could imagine that Ironwood's family once fit into that niche of Mantle society, back when it was a monarchy. After the war, the kingdom maintained their military and the monarchy was done away with. I could see the Ironwood family therefore continuing as a prominent military family. Upper-class in terms of social position and wealth, but actually having an important job to focus on.

I think you're misunderstanding when people are discussing Ironwood's detachment from Mantle. It isn't about the Relic or the war with Salem. It's about how he talks about it dismissively, the same way the people at Jacques' party in Volume 4 did. It's "a few city blocks" to him, something he doesn't feel any particular personal attachment or responsibility towards. Remember, the problems in Mantle are long-term and on-going and have been that way throughout Ironwood's tenure on the Council. He wields considerable power, but there's no sign he has ever done anything to improve the situation in Mantle or help its people. The nasty things the SDC has done happened under his watch, the on-going poverty and struggles of the people of Mantle have been happening under his watch.

I said it before, and I'll point to it again: Watts knows Ironwood won't bother to secure Mantle. He counts on it for his entire plan, because he knows reliably that Ironwood will not bother to consider Mantle worth his attention. That means him ignoring Mantle is something he's always done and can be reliable upon to continue doing.

It's shown that people in Atlas generally don't care about the poor in Mantle. Ironwood is disgusted at the people at the party for talking about Beacon, but not about Mantle. He likewise has dismissive attitudes about it, because his city — the city of Atlas — is what matters to him.

Edited by harostar on Aug 16th 2020 at 11:44:24 AM

unknowing from somewhere.. Since: Mar, 2014
#67815: Aug 16th 2020 at 8:51:16 PM

[up]You know how it is: there is a volume, we talk about some point until people get sick of it until a new volume get us new point until people get sick off.

its how it is and how it would be.

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Kylotrope Barb(Its a thread joke you wouldn't get it) from Honolulu Hawaii Since: Apr, 2018
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#67816: Aug 16th 2020 at 8:54:16 PM

[up] [up][up]Applause

On the nobility thing, it would also kinda explain a lot about James if his family was one that believed in a lot of Mantles dictatorship era Rheortic thanks to one of his parents or grandparents being part of it in that Era.(More or less being Remnants equivalent of a Nazi Nobleman, of the Cultured Warrior variety)

[up][up] Even if it's the same discussion, at least were coming up with new topics and such a lot of the time.

Edited by Kylotrope on Aug 16th 2020 at 5:58:25 AM

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unknowing from somewhere.. Since: Mar, 2014
#67817: Aug 16th 2020 at 9:33:58 PM

"they tell him how he should get Robyn on his side and tell her how he's being framed to help with his image(and I don't recall if its ever explicitly said In-Universe but before the election it also made sense because it's possible to be an ally to Robyn as opposed to Jacques, while he just ignored the election thing even though it was bound to screw him over)"

Again, he cant tell robyn on is side without spelling the beans about what amity is which bring to what salem is, after all she prove be capable of taking the resources which goes back to the point ot feeling(and more likey, that you cant always logic a choice, you need to take a risk and chose with the heart), a that point robyn would be seen as enemy because we cant or wont take the risk of bring up.

"He wields considerable power, but there's no sign he has ever done anything to improve the situation in Mantle or help its people. The nasty things the SDC has done happened under his watch, the on-going poverty and struggles of the people of Mantle have been happening under his watch."

I do get it and actually it reforce my point: Ironwood is not seen this as caring about people but to stop salem, as I told you his priority are amity and protecting the relic(which mean protecting atlas) if those two are met, everything else, including is life can shove it, in this case mantle is just another sad necesity, something he can bear until salem is defeated it.

I mean in not disagreen with you about he dosent really respect mantle, but we disagree in the why, for you is because he is atelasean, for me is desire to kill his heart and constant overazioanlization.

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#67818: Aug 16th 2020 at 9:36:12 PM

Still just seems so repetitive lately. As someone who does go back hundreds of pages and looks at old posts so as to get citations for my arguments, I can say that most of the arguments are the same as far back as page 2530. We are on page 2713. We have been on this discussion for five months now, and almost 200 pages now. And I can be a total windbag willing to argue something into the ground, so for someone like me to think this is getting to be a Broken Record, that's a sign we've reached the event horizon and can't go any further without breaking the singularity.

EDIT: Yeah, seems I got the 3 and the 5 in the wrong position. Still a long time though.

Edited by RebelFalcon on Aug 17th 2020 at 3:28:57 PM

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unknowing from somewhere.. Since: Mar, 2014
#67819: Aug 16th 2020 at 9:39:40 PM

[up]If you have been in this thread you can see is not the first time:

in volume 3 to volume 4(the longest wait between volumes I think) we use to talk pretty much about nohting, it was pretty much jokes, memes about cinder, adam(including the time were nearly everyone wore a adam avatar for a entire page, what good times) and what was to come.

volume 4 and 5 taking was aside of "EVERYTHING SUCKS!" was about that particular sore point thar was blake and sun, I mean this is small potatos compared to that since at least we are being civil about it, that got so headed we have to make a sort of banned topic.

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Kylotrope Barb(Its a thread joke you wouldn't get it) from Honolulu Hawaii Since: Apr, 2018
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#67820: Aug 16th 2020 at 9:50:55 PM

The thing is, by nature of Hiatuses it's not like were getting much too talk about until certain announcements come. Its not like an endless stream either, it just comes up again a few times every other week or so.

Again, it is indeed a risk. Its called, as he'd say, 'the tough choices'. It was either tell Robyn about things to improve his image and make it so the new councillor would be on his side, or....well, do nothing and let Salems faction get what they want.

He wouldn't have even had to take stuff from Mantle had he gone to Vacuo Wich would foil Salems whole scheme

His actions with Mantle reinforce that, cause if he was logical he'd see this was all perfect ammo for Salem to use.

Saying James thinks with his head while the main characters are using there heart is like saying Rorchach was an unironic superhero who was right about society. Atlas is meant to deconstruct the 'logic vs morality' idea because they think theyre logical when they aren't, aside from James there's the Ace Ops who have his mindset of 'were just doing what's logical' when episode 12 makes it clear they're anything but.

Edited by Kylotrope on Aug 16th 2020 at 6:54:01 AM

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harostar Since: Feb, 2010
#67821: Aug 16th 2020 at 9:51:55 PM

Eh, that much is true. It's the desperately waiting for new material to discuss, and the very strong opinions that have formed.

The Fairy Tales book seems to be about a month away at this point. Then at least we should have plenty to discuss, if we don't have a Volume 8 trailer by then.

@unknowing, I think we're still not quite on the same page in terms of what is being discussed. You keep bringing up Salem and the Amity Project, which is not what I am talking about in this case. I am talking about the evidence we have that this isn't any sort of new behavior, it's simply been made worse because of what happened at Beacon.

The WoR episode tells us that Mantle has been in decline literally since the capital was moved to the newly-christened city of Atlas. What we see in Volume 7 is the result of decades of problems, as Atlas became more prosperous and exclusionary at the cost of Mantle becoming poorer and poorer over time. The issues predate Ironwood himself, but he is at best someone that has allowed that system to continue and at worst an active participant that doesn't see himself as such. Consider for example Marrow's comment about Humans, and how even the ones that don't exploit the Faunus do little to help them. It's the same, on the larger scale of Atlas vs Mantle.

It's the "City of Dreams", but also the "City of Selfish Men" as Ilia's story tell us.

We don't know how long Ironwood has been the general and headmaster, but it's clearly been several years at least. He's had authority to address the problems in his kingdom, but we see that he's failed to address the massive inequality, the abuse of SDC workers, or the mistreatment of the Faunus in his kingdom. Watts has been thought dead for years (at least), but knows that ignoring Mantle is business as usual for Ironwood and the council.

Those pieces tell us that in spite of all his good intentions, Ironwood has a serious blind-spot when it comes to Mantle. It isn't malicious or because he's focusing on the "bigger picture". It is Ironwood serving as a representation of the larger societal issues that plague the kingdom of Atlas — much as our earliest introductions came through the conflict between Weiss and Blake in the first volume.

Ironwood embodies the flaws and issues of the kingdom of Atlas, and the city of Atlas itself. He is the man in the shining tower, far above the misery of the abandoned industrial slums, dreaming his grand dreams but forgetting about the people that help make them possible.

Edited by harostar on Aug 16th 2020 at 1:03:58 PM

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#67822: Aug 16th 2020 at 9:57:18 PM

[up]x3 ...I didn't join this thread till midway through the hiatus between Volume's 6 & 7. Hell, I think I actually got dragged here after I made an edit and it was being discussed. And I haven't been able to escape this place for a year now. Hell, it introduced me to the forum in general, and now I'm apart of 10 forums. I'm trapped.

Edited by RebelFalcon on Aug 16th 2020 at 12:58:03 PM

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Guy01 Since: Mar, 2015
#67823: Aug 16th 2020 at 10:05:00 PM

[up]Welcome to the Madhouse! [lol]

Ok, who let Light Yagami in here?
unknowing from somewhere.. Since: Mar, 2014
#67824: Aug 16th 2020 at 10:05:43 PM

Im have being here between two and three and I can tell you how it is.

volume 3 to volume 4 was pretty much a shitposting den since we have nothing to do, aside of being piss at phyrra death and whatever cinder is a villian sue, we discuss a lot, funny thing is I said back them that Ironwood would be fire because it was so clossal is faliure there wasnt a way to remain in the spot.

I still mantain that as faliure of writing really.

but blake and sun discussion was heated, it was so heated we actually move to male vs female writing in off topic were it got heated there.

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Kylotrope Barb(Its a thread joke you wouldn't get it) from Honolulu Hawaii Since: Apr, 2018
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#67825: Aug 16th 2020 at 10:09:29 PM

Well, If you want other things being talked about...

This may be weird, but I had a little theory that as time goes on that Silver eyed people would be coded Jewish. Especially if we say, find out there were silver eyed people who grouped up and formed cultures of sorts.

What gave me the idea was that Silver eyed people are in some way connected to remnants version of God and are a people who have been hunted down for years

I know it's unlikely at best(And worry slightly as I'm not Jewish myself, so I'd like feedback if it's offensive or not) just an idea I had.

"but blake and sun discussion was heated, it was so heated we actually move to male vs female writing in off topic were it got heated there."

...What kind of plan was that?

That's like going 'Things here in Russida aren't going too well, let's move to North Korea and hope things were better'

Edited by Kylotrope on Aug 16th 2020 at 7:13:47 AM

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