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Emmych
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And Erio is never on the bad guy\'s side, so he doesn\'t fit the Sixth Ranger trope. He\'s the Lancer, in my eyes, because he contests Snowe and is the last to learn to like and respect him (and even in the end, it is somewhat of a begrudging respect that doesn\'t mask his dislike). He is constantly snarking and wanting to do things his own way: traits that are indicative of the Lancer. Add on top that he has all these feels for Astra, and you have your classic Hero-Chick-Lancer love triangle (even if the only known Snowe X Astra thing is Snowe being mildly attracted to Astra).
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And Erio\\\'s loyalties are never questioned, so he doesn\\\'t fit the Sixth Ranger trope. He\\\'s the Lancer, in my eyes, because he contests Snowe and is the last to learn to like and respect him (and even in the end, it is somewhat of a begrudging respect that doesn\\\'t mask his dislike). He is constantly snarking and wanting to do things his own way: traits that are indicative of the Lancer. Add on top that he has all these feels for Astra, and you have your classic Hero-Chick-Lancer love triangle (even if the only known Snowe X Astra thing is Snowe being mildly attracted to Astra). I realize that he\\\'s a passive member of the team and strikes off on his own a lot, but that only makes him more Lancer-like to Snowe!
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Snowe is the hero because he is a leader -- if not in the group, than of his people. Sure, he is timid and shy and not a front-row class, but you can tell he has hints of that chivalrous, heroic prince archetype in him.
And Erio is never on the bad guy\'s side, so he doesn\'t fit the Sixth Ranger trope. He\'s the Lancer, in my eyes, because he contests Snowe and is the last to learn to like and respect him (and even in the end, it is somewhat of a begrudging respect that doesn\'t mask his dislike). He is constantly snarking and wanting to do things his own way: traits that are indicative of the Lancer. Add on top that he has all these feels for Astra, and you have your classic Hero-Chick-Lancer love triangle (even if the Snowe -> Astra thing is only Snowe thinking that Astra\'s pretty).
And Erio is never on the bad guy\'s side, so he doesn\'t fit the Sixth Ranger trope. He\'s the Lancer, in my eyes, because he contests Snowe and is the last to learn to like and respect him (and even in the end, it is somewhat of a begrudging respect that doesn\'t mask his dislike). He is constantly snarking and wanting to do things his own way: traits that are indicative of the Lancer. Add on top that he has all these feels for Astra, and you have your classic Hero-Chick-Lancer love triangle (even if the Snowe -> Astra thing is only Snowe thinking that Astra\'s pretty).
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Snowe is the hero because he is a leader -- if not in the group, than of his people. Sure, he is timid and shy and not a front-row class, but you can tell he has hints of that chivalrous, heroic prince archetype in him. He is also a very clear force of good against his parents, the Original King, and the demon inside of him. He always wants to do the right thing, even if he has a few What The Hell Hero moments.
And Erio is never on the bad guy\\\'s side, so he doesn\\\'t fit the Sixth Ranger trope. He\\\'s the Lancer, in my eyes, because he contests Snowe and is the last to learn to like and respect him (and even in the end, it is somewhat of a begrudging respect that doesn\\\'t mask his dislike). He is constantly snarking and wanting to do things his own way: traits that are indicative of the Lancer. Add on top that he has all these feels for Astra, and you have your classic Hero-Chick-Lancer love triangle (even if the only known Snowe X Astra thing is Snowe being mildly attracted to Astra).
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