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It would have been much better for Team RWBY to find out that Salem couldn& #39;t be killed, and nothing more than that. I love Volume 6 but I& #39;ve got a really unpopular opinion on it -- the addition of Salem and Ozma& #39;s tale halts the narrative and makes Team RWBY+ Qrow look like+
terrible human beings. Now don& #39;t get me wrong, the backstory provides a great character sketch for Salem and some context surrounding Oz& #39;s trust issues. However, the second bit is exactly what& #39;s wrong with this scene.
If Team RWBY remained unaware of his trauma, their anger+
If Team RWBY remained unaware of his trauma, their anger+
would be much more justified. They know nothing except that their efforts have been in vain and that would piss anyone off.
Plus, Oz wouldn& #39;t have endured what was basically a PTSD episode and he wouldn& #39;t be shaken up and traumatised from this, like he was in the actual+
Plus, Oz wouldn& #39;t have endured what was basically a PTSD episode and he wouldn& #39;t be shaken up and traumatised from this, like he was in the actual+
episode. And Team RWBY would be unaware and their reaction would be much more natural while not making them seem as inhumane as it did. Let& #39;s face it -- Oz& #39;s situation was ABUSIVE. I don& #39;t want to use that word, but it& #39;s the truth.
Another thing that could be done to alter the+
Another thing that could be done to alter the+
scene is just remove the part where QROW PUNCHES A KID. It adds nothing to the narrative and just makes Qrow look worse as a character, so we might as well remove it.
I hate that people downplay the disturbing nature of this scene, and I hope this thread helps at least some+
I hate that people downplay the disturbing nature of this scene, and I hope this thread helps at least some+
people understand why a few members of the audience, myself included, felt disturbed and disliked that episode. RWBY& #39;s generally really good at handling abuse so I& #39;m surprised that this scene exists. I& #39;m not even sure the crew members were aware of the nature of this scene in+
the first place.
