Zarya as both TheDragon and UnwittingPawn. I have issues on these two, but I'll discuss this here first, if you don't mind.
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Zarya as both TheDragon and UnwittingPawn. I have issues on these two, but I\'ll discuss this here first, if you don\'t mind.
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First, TheDragon is more a villainous trope, and while Zarya is patriotic and serving Katya who has a shady behind-the-back activities, that doesn't make Katya a villain and Zarya her Dragon. Talon and Sombra still stood above Katya in terms of villainy. Sure, Katya lied with her hypocrisy, but... that doesn't seem like a villain material, a good guy CAN be a hypocrite as well. Zarya serving someone who has a shady backdoor deal won't make her villainous. Anyone agree with this?
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First, TheDragon is more a villainous trope, and while Zarya is patriotic and serving Katya who has a shady behind-the-back activities, that doesn\'t make Katya a villainous character and Zarya her Dragon. Talon and Sombra still stood above Katya in terms of villainy. Sure, Katya lied with her hypocrisy, but... that doesn\'t seem like a villain material, a good guy CAN be a hypocrite as well. Zarya serving someone who has a shady backdoor deal won\'t make her villainous. Anyone agree with this?
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Second, UnwittingPawn. This may be just me, but the common scenario of UnwittingPawn is that the employer actually has more nefarious plans, furthering their own ambition and using the employee to achieve it. This doesn't look like what's happening between Zarya and Katya, it sounded more like Katya sent out a genuine distress call that she needed help, no ulterior motives (except preserving her status, but I hardly see that as a bad thing) and Zarya complied. If that makes Zarya an UnwittingPawn, does this mean that every employers who hired an employee to do their dirty work make the employee their UnwittingPawn? I think this stems from how some people think that Katya's dirty little secret is so heinous that she must be some sort of diabolical mastermind. We haven't had that much of a confirmation about it. And do remember that her blackmailer, Sombra, also happens to be someone in the villains group that surprisingly has no sympathetic backstory and evil by herself just because she feels like it.
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Second, UnwittingPawn. This may be just me, but the common scenario of UnwittingPawn is that the employer actually has more nefarious plans, furthering their own ambition and using the employee to achieve it. This doesn\'t look like what\'s happening between Zarya and Katya, it sounded more like Katya sent out a genuine distress call that she needed help, no ulterior motives (except preserving her status, but I hardly see that as a bad thing) and Zarya complied. If that makes Zarya an UnwittingPawn, does this mean that every employers who hired an employee to do their dirty work make the employee their UnwittingPawn? I think this stems from how some people think that Katya\'s dirty little secret is so heinous that she must be some sort of diabolical mastermind. We haven\'t had that much of a confirmation about it. And do remember that her blackmailer, Sombra, also happens to be someone in the villains group that surprisingly has no sympathetic backstory and evil by herself just because she feels like it.
Zarya as both TheDragon and UnwittingPawn. I have issues on these two, but I'll discuss this here first, if you don't mind.
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Zarya as both TheDragon and UnwittingPawn. I have issues on these two, but I\'ll discuss this here first, if you don\'t mind.
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First, TheDragon is more a villainous trope, and while Zarya is patriotic and serving Katya who has a shady behind-the-back activities, that doesn't make Katya a villain and Zarya her Dragon. Talon and Sombra still stood above Katya in terms of villainy. Sure, Katya lied with her hypocrisy, but... that doesn't seem like a villain material, a good guy CAN be a hypocrite as well. Zarya serving someone who has a shady backdoor deal won't make her villainous. Anyone agree with this?
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First, TheDragon is more a villainous trope, and while Zarya is patriotic and serving Katya who has a shady behind-the-back activities, that doesn\'t make Katya a villain and Zarya her Dragon. Talon and Sombra still stood above Katya in terms of villainy. Sure, Katya lied with her hypocrisy, but... that doesn\'t seem like a villain material, a good guy CAN be a hypocrite as well. Zarya serving someone who has a shady backdoor deal won\'t make her villainous. Anyone agree with this?
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Second, UnwittingPawn. This may be just me, but the common scenario of UnwittingPawn is that the employer actually has more nefarious plans, furthering their own ambition and using the employee to achieve it. This doesn't look like what's happening between Zarya and Katya, it sounded more like Katya sent out a genuine distress call that she needed help, no ulterior motives (except preserving her status, but I hardly see that as a bad thing) and Zarya complied. If that makes Zarya an UnwittingPawn, does this mean that every employers who hired an employee to do their dirty work make the employee their UnwittingPawn? I think this stems because some people think that Katya's dirty little secret is so heinous that she must be some sort of diabolical mastermind. We haven't had that much of a confirmation about it. And do remember that her blackmailer, Sombra, also happens to be someone in the villains group that surprisingly has no sympathetic backstory and evil by herself just because she feels like it.
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Second, UnwittingPawn. This may be just me, but the common scenario of UnwittingPawn is that the employer actually has more nefarious plans, furthering their own ambition and using the employee to achieve it. This doesn\'t look like what\'s happening between Zarya and Katya, it sounded more like Katya sent out a genuine distress call that she needed help, no ulterior motives (except preserving her status, but I hardly see that as a bad thing) and Zarya complied. If that makes Zarya an UnwittingPawn, does this mean that every employers who hired an employee to do their dirty work make the employee their UnwittingPawn? I think this stems from how some people think that Katya\'s dirty little secret is so heinous that she must be some sort of diabolical mastermind. We haven\'t had that much of a confirmation about it. And do remember that her blackmailer, Sombra, also happens to be someone in the villains group that surprisingly has no sympathetic backstory and evil by herself just because she feels like it.
Zarya as both TheDragon and UnwittingPawn. I have issues on these two, but I'll discuss this here first, if you don't mind.
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Zarya as both TheDragon and UnwittingPawn. I have issues on these two, but I\'ll discuss this here first, if you don\'t mind.
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First, TheDragon is more a villainous trope, and while Zarya is patriotic and serving Katya who has a shady behind-the-back activities, that doesn't make Katya a villain and Zarya her Dragon. Talon and Sombra still stood above Katya in terms of villainy. Sure, Katya lied with her hypocrisy, but... that doesn't seem like a villain material, a good guy CAN be a hypocrite as well. Zarya serving someone who has a shady backdoor deal won't make her villainous. Anyone agree with this?
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First, TheDragon is more a villainous trope, and while Zarya is patriotic and serving Katya who has a shady behind-the-back activities, that doesn\'t make Katya a villain and Zarya her Dragon. Talon and Sombra still stood above Katya in terms of villainy. Sure, Katya lied with her hypocrisy, but... that doesn\'t seem like a villain material, a good guy CAN be a hypocrite as well. Zarya serving someone who has a shady backdoor deal won\'t make her villainous. Anyone agree with this?
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Second, UnwittingPawn. This may be just me, but the common scenario of UnwittingPawn is that the employer actually has more nefarious plans, furthering their own ambition and using the employee to achieve it. This doesn't look like what's happening between Zarya and Katya, it sounded more like Katya sent out a genuine distress call that she needs help, and Zarya complied. If that makes Zarya an UnwittingPawn, does this mean that every employers who hired an employee to do their dirty work make the employee their UnwittingPawn? I think this stems because some people think that Katya's dirty little secret is so heinous that she must be some sort of diabolical mastermind. We haven't had that much of a confirmation about it. And do remember that her blackmailer, Sombra, also happens to be someone in the villains group that surprisingly has no sympathetic backstory and evil by herself just because she feels like it.
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Second, UnwittingPawn. This may be just me, but the common scenario of UnwittingPawn is that the employer actually has more nefarious plans, furthering their own ambition and using the employee to achieve it. This doesn\'t look like what\'s happening between Zarya and Katya, it sounded more like Katya sent out a genuine distress call that she needed help, no ulterior motives (except preserving her status, but I hardly see that as a bad thing) and Zarya complied. If that makes Zarya an UnwittingPawn, does this mean that every employers who hired an employee to do their dirty work make the employee their UnwittingPawn? I think this stems because some people think that Katya\'s dirty little secret is so heinous that she must be some sort of diabolical mastermind. We haven\'t had that much of a confirmation about it. And do remember that her blackmailer, Sombra, also happens to be someone in the villains group that surprisingly has no sympathetic backstory and evil by herself just because she feels like it.
Zarya as both TheDragon and UnwittingPawn. I have issues on these two, but I'll discuss this here first, if you don't mind.
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Zarya as both TheDragon and UnwittingPawn. I have issues on these two, but I\'ll discuss this here first, if you don\'t mind.
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First, TheDragon is more a villainous trope, and while Zarya is patriotic and serving Katya who has a shady behind-the-back activities, that doesn't make Katya a villain and Zarya her Dragon. Talon and Sombra still stood above Katya in terms of villainy. Sure, Katya lied with her hypocrisy, but... that doesn't seem like a villain material, a good guy CAN be a hypocrite as well. Zarya serving someone who has a shady backdoor deal won't make her villainous. Anyone agree with this?
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First, TheDragon is more a villainous trope, and while Zarya is patriotic and serving Katya who has a shady behind-the-back activities, that doesn\'t make Katya a villain and Zarya her Dragon. Talon and Sombra still stood above Katya in terms of villainy. Sure, Katya lied with her hypocrisy, but... that doesn\'t seem like a villain material, a good guy CAN be a hypocrite as well. Zarya serving someone who has a shady backdoor deal won\'t make her villainous. Anyone agree with this?
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Second, UnwittingPawn. This may be just me, but the common scenario of UnwittingPawn is that the employer actually has more nefarious plans, furthering their own ambition and using the employee to achieve it. This doesn't look like what's happening between Zarya and Katya, it sounded more like Katya sent out a genuine distress call that she needs help, and Zarya complied. If that makes Zarya an UnwittingPawn, does this mean that every employers who hired an employee to do their dirty work make the employee their UnwittingPawn? I think this stems because some people think that Katya's dirty little secret is so heinous that she must be some sort of diabolical mastermind. We haven't had that much of a confirmation about it. And do remember that her blackmailer, Sombra, also happens to be someone in the villains group that surprisingly has no sympathetic backstory and evil by herself just because she feels like it.
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Second, UnwittingPawn. This may be just me, but the common scenario of UnwittingPawn is that the employer actually has more nefarious plans, furthering their own ambition and using the employee to achieve it. This doesn\'t look like what\'s happening between Zarya and Katya, it sounded more like Katya sent out a genuine distress call that she needs help, and Zarya complied. If that makes Zarya an UnwittingPawn, does this mean that every employers who hired an employee to do their dirty work make the employee their UnwittingPawn? I think this stems because some people think that Katya\'s dirty little secret is so heinous that she must be some sort of diabolical mastermind. We haven\'t had that much of a confirmation about it. And do remember that her blackmailer, Sombra, also happens to be someone in the villains group that surprisingly has no sympathetic backstory and evil by herself just because she feels like it.
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So... what do you think?
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So... what do you think? Pull those out because of not fitting?
