Integration

[KaleRylan]

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Originally Posted by Singe

They aren't military and if they were, Lion-O wouldn't be giving orders.

Actually, several of the thundercats ARE military, and they're in a military situation where, essentially, they've been drafted. And yes, Lion-o can give military orders; he's the king. That means he can give any orders he wants about anything and they have to listen. And kings aren't picked on merit, so whether he gives good orders or not is irrelevant. Unfortunate, but irrelevant.

And your weird backwards logic about how a bodyguard would protect the second-in-line to her actual charge at the detriment of the person she should be protecting is... strange. That's like saying the secret service would protect the vice president first so he can replace the president that they just failed to protect. They would not. The president takes priority. Next-in-line is just that, NEXT. That's why you would not make the vice president's wife the leader of the secret service; she would start getting funny ideas about what her job is.

Whether Cheetara's decision is proven right in the end or not (they're the heroes, it will work out) is irrelevant. You can justify it all you want, but the writers made very clear why cheetara did what she did, and it wasn't some convoluted bodyguard scheme. She didn't want her boyfriend hurt. Simple as that.

As long as she keeps behaving like this, the enemy basically has her dead to rights. This is exactly why armies don't allow fraternization.