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\\\"He also realized that Team RWBY was going to the White Fang base in the southeast legally or otherwise, so bent the rules so they could go; but made sure a Beacon instructor was their chaperone.\\\"
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My question is this: since he told Ironwood and Glynda that he intended to send in scouts to that area to find out what Cinder\\\'s gang is up to, isn\\\'t this more an example of him manipulating Team RWBY\\\'s mission options under the pretence of doing them a favour, to get them to do what he wants without them knowing he\\\'s manipulating them?
I\\\'m not arguing that he\\\'s this trope overall, I\\\'m just questioning this specific example. I interpreted that scene as him using Team RWBY as an excuse to send in a scout (Oobleck).
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My question is this: since he told Ironwood and Glynda that he intended to send in scouts to that area to find out what Cinder\\\'s gang is up to, isn\\\'t this more an example of him manipulating Team RWBY\\\'s mission options under the pretence of doing them a favour, to get them to do what he wants without them knowing he\\\'s manipulating them?
I\\\'m not arguing that he\\\'s this trope overall, I\\\'m just questioning this specific example. I interpreted that scene as him using Team RWBY as an excuse to send in a scout (Oobleck).
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\\\"He also realized that Team RWBY was going to the White Fang base in the southeast legally or otherwise, so bent the rules so they could go; but made sure a Beacon instructor was their chaperone.\\\"
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My question is this: since he told Ironwood and Glynda that he intended to send in scouts to that area to find out what Cinder\\\'s gang is up to, isn\\\'t this more an example of him manipulating Team RWBY\\\'s mission options under the pretence of doing them a favour, to get them to do what he wants without them knowing he\\\'s manipulating them?
I\\\'m not arguing that he\\\'s this trope overall, I\\\'m just questioning this specific example.
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My question is this: since he told Ironwood and Glynda that he intended to send in scouts to that area to find out what Cinder\\\'s gang is up to, isn\\\'t this more an example of him manipulating Team RWBY\\\'s mission options under the pretence of doing them a favour, to get them to do what he wants without them knowing he\\\'s manipulating them?
I\\\'m not arguing that he\\\'s this trope overall, I\\\'m just questioning this specific example.
