MarvelCharacterNerd
Well-Known Member
But seriously - that "Yes" "No" stuff was stupid adorable and I loved every second of it. Though seeing the baby inside IG's skeleton was a bit squicky.
The rest of the episode (aside from the Gideon/Thrawn/Shadow whatever stuff I'm not deep in the weeds enough to be interested in) tilted from Game of Thrones to Lord of the Rings and back again and I was fine with it.
Hoping that the Armorer's mention of hiding out on a moon (I think?) was a tip of where she took her ship of survivors when Gideon's fleet arrived. I don't want to lose my fave character and I definitely don't want her to turn out to be a villain.
The rest of the episode (aside from the Gideon/Thrawn/Shadow whatever stuff I'm not deep in the weeds enough to be interested in) tilted from Game of Thrones to Lord of the Rings and back again and I was fine with it.
Hoping that the Armorer's mention of hiding out on a moon (I think?) was a tip of where she took her ship of survivors when Gideon's fleet arrived. I don't want to lose my fave character and I definitely don't want her to turn out to be a villain.