I've always hated it when arbitrary (and clearly bullshit) rules are waved around as a way to conclude a story, and it's no different here.
Misandry makes the queen banish everyone - even her own daughter - forever after thanking them all for saving her, her home, the entire population of said home, and the entire damn planet.
Isn't she the ruler? Couldn't she change the rules or at least make an exception due to them all saving literally the entire fucking planet?! Or is their governmental system so broken you just can't change shit?
Well, whatever. The episode isn't bad otherwise, but that specific writing trope has never sat right with me and thus makes me think a bit less of this episode compared to others in the series - and I don't think we ever see the queen or island again, so it ultimately doesn't matter.
Shout by Caleb PetersBlockedParentSpoilers2023-09-07T05:35:53Z
I've always hated it when arbitrary (and clearly bullshit) rules are waved around as a way to conclude a story, and it's no different here.
Misandry makes the queen banish everyone - even her own daughter - forever after thanking them all for saving her, her home, the entire population of said home, and the entire damn planet.
Isn't she the ruler? Couldn't she change the rules or at least make an exception due to them all saving literally the entire fucking planet?! Or is their governmental system so broken you just can't change shit?
Well, whatever. The episode isn't bad otherwise, but that specific writing trope has never sat right with me and thus makes me think a bit less of this episode compared to others in the series - and I don't think we ever see the queen or island again, so it ultimately doesn't matter.