>>112161740That she does't have to be the Golden Child, that she can rely on others.
Adora has been raised to believe she only has worth if she is useful. She may have abandoned the Horde, but she's continuing that behaviour with the Alliance, willing to sacrifice herself on numerous accounts. An unintended consequence of that behaviour is that by wanting to be useful, she takes agency away from the people around her. Glimmer now, as we can see in the Crowning episode, but Catra before.
Now that she lost the Sword, she's going to have to deal with that. She's no longer the Golden Child, no longer She-Ra, no longer special. Now she's the one leaning on others, instead of people relying on her. She has to learn to treat them as equals, which she never did with Catra.
