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L08e16o · 04-15-2012, 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by KaleRylan

Which does not make it true, it just makes it a possibility. Until we get some confirmation, which we are unlikely to get, there's just no way of knowing anymore. The scene makes perfectly good sense in either case. Therefore it's not really necessary to explain because it adds nothing.

It's the sort of thing someone will ask them at a con sometime and we might get an answer but it won't matter. Believe he was talking about whichever you want, there's no proof. I still think, in light of the context of the episode it happened in, it was Cheetara, but if it was his mom it's not really that different.

Yes it is, it explains that tygra blames lion-o for her death and it is not only the crown that he resents him for.

It makes tygra's feelings more complex than being mad that he lost his girlfriend.

I like characters having depth. This adds more layers to tygra.

Also we could say the writers are doing plot convenience.

I think this episode was to show what is the core issue with tygra and him dealing with it. It seems he healed from this episode.

04-15-2012, 09:43 PM	#158
L08e16o Survivor of the Anointment Trials Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 3,481	Quote: Originally Posted by KaleRylan Which does not make it true, it just makes it a possibility. Until we get some confirmation, which we are unlikely to get, there's just no way of knowing anymore. The scene makes perfectly good sense in either case. Therefore it's not really necessary to explain because it adds nothing. It's the sort of thing someone will ask them at a con sometime and we might get an answer but it won't matter. Believe he was talking about whichever you want, there's no proof. I still think, in light of the context of the episode it happened in, it was Cheetara, but if it was his mom it's not really that different. Yes it is, it explains that tygra blames lion-o for her death and it is not only the crown that he resents him for. It makes tygra's feelings more complex than being mad that he lost his girlfriend. I like characters having depth. This adds more layers to tygra. Also we could say the writers are doing plot convenience. I think this episode was to show what is the core issue with tygra and him dealing with it. It seems he healed from this episode. Last edited by L08e16o; 04-15-2012 at 09:57 PM..