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On another note, the first paragraph is also misrepresenting the content of the show by claiming that Ruby\'s power is a walking DeusExMachina, contrary to all the show\'s evidence to date, which means it\'s just complaining about things that fans don\'t like. And that isn\'t the trope. (Arguing about the potential of a concept is meaningless -- anything can potentially be DeusExMachina when context is removed.)
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On another note, the first paragraph is also misrepresenting the content of the show by claiming that Ruby\\\'s power is a walking DeusExMachina, contrary to all the show\\\'s evidence to date, which means it\\\'s just complaining about things that fans don\\\'t like. And that isn\\\'t the trope. (Arguing about the potential of a concept is meaningless by itself because anything can potentially be DeusExMachina when context is removed.)
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On another note, the first paragraph is also misrepresenting the content of the show by claiming that Ruby\'s power is a walking DeusExMachina, contrary to all the show\'s evidence to date, which means it\'s just complaining about things that fans don\'t like. And that isn\'t the trope.
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On another note, the first paragraph is also misrepresenting the content of the show by claiming that Ruby\\\'s power is a walking DeusExMachina, contrary to all the show\\\'s evidence to date, which means it\\\'s just complaining about things that fans don\\\'t like. And that isn\\\'t the trope. (Arguing about the potential of a concept is meaningless -- anything can potentially be DeusExMachina when context is removed.)
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So really, we\'re talking about a general feeling within the fandom as a whole that the entire silver eyes storyline could have been handled better across all six volumes, with people have different strengths of feeling about the matter and having different talking points about what they like and dislike about the storyline.
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So really, we\\\'re talking about a fandom that debates accuracy, but not quality -- a general feeling within the fandom as a whole that the entire silver eyes storyline could have been handled better across all six volumes, with people have different strengths of feeling about the matter and having different talking points about what they like and dislike about the storyline.
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There was also a general sense within the fandom at large that Ruby was too incurious about her silver eyes. Again, even though there are fans who point out that there are valid reasons for why she wouldn\'t be able to learn more information prior to Volume 6, even those fans tend to agree that the delay could have been handled better.
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There was also a general sense within the fandom at large that Ruby was too incurious about her silver eyes, and that there was too long a delay before we started learning actual information about the power or see Ruby using that power. Again, even though there are fans who point out that there are valid reasons for why she wouldn\\\'t be able to learn more information prior to Volume 6, even those fans tend to agree that the delay and Ruby\\\'s attitude all could have been handled better.
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So really, what exists is a fandom that has broad agreement on the fact the silver eyes storyline could have been handled better, with some fans being extremely angry or intolerant about it, other fans shrugging their shoulders over it, and everything in between. There\'s no real division of opinion here, just grades of how strongly people feel about it.
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So really, we\\\'re talking about a general feeling within the fandom as a whole that the entire silver eyes storyline could have been handled better across all six volumes, with people have different strengths of feeling about the matter and having different talking points about what they like and dislike about the storyline.
