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I Come By Way Of Sorrow
I feel like the universe make this episode of Green Lantern extra-awesome to make up for the whirlpool of suck that was last Saturday's Young Justice.
Which is to say, OH MY GOOD, GREEN LANTERN. HOW AWESOME WAS THAT?
"You want to interrogate a machine? Good look conversing with wires and scrap metal."
OH RAZER.
The thought that Razer might believe that Aya isn't capable of love and thus, of loving him, wasn't something that I had thought of, but I LOVED IT. I especially adored the show's mature and rational and inclusive definition of sentience.
Also, can I just take a moment and go:
IT'S TEXT THAT THEY LOVE EACH OTHER. EXPLICITLY TEXT.
AYA THE CLOCKWORK GIRL HAS PROVABLE EMOTIONS. RAZER WENT SOMEWHERE HIS POWER IS DAMPENED AND *REAWOKE* HIS RED LANTERN POWER WITH THE STRENGTH OF HIS LOVE FOR AYA.
Next stop, makeouts.
Which is to say, OH MY GOOD, GREEN LANTERN. HOW AWESOME WAS THAT?
"You want to interrogate a machine? Good look conversing with wires and scrap metal."
OH RAZER.
The thought that Razer might believe that Aya isn't capable of love and thus, of loving him, wasn't something that I had thought of, but I LOVED IT. I especially adored the show's mature and rational and inclusive definition of sentience.
Also, can I just take a moment and go:
IT'S TEXT THAT THEY LOVE EACH OTHER. EXPLICITLY TEXT.
AYA THE CLOCKWORK GIRL HAS PROVABLE EMOTIONS. RAZER WENT SOMEWHERE HIS POWER IS DAMPENED AND *REAWOKE* HIS RED LANTERN POWER WITH THE STRENGTH OF HIS LOVE FOR AYA.
Next stop, makeouts.