>>117021628> Korra thread about Kuvira earlier debating if the villain's actions were justified,Villains are definitely the strongest point of Korra (except maybe for Season 2). I wouldn't say justified, but Kuvira's stance was at least understandable and consistent, albeit somewhat populist.
As for the Etheria's Horde, my understanding was that it comprised Crimson Waste scum, among others (is Rogelio being a lizard connected to this?). But then the kuds were fed lies about the evil princesses rather than socioeconomic inequality. Maybe the officers knew what was actually up? Octavia?
> implying Etherians have gone to war with each other in the past.I don't remember the exact quote and context, but she might have meant that they were never assaulted in the first place due to perceived might of their kingdom. Or maybe she meant some random brigands.
> Perhaps earlier wars were fought over this divine right to rule mentality.I interpreted this as the power being meant for those who know the weight of responsibility and are not sociopaths like SW.
> The writers said they had keep Scorpia's backstory ambiguous enough so she wouldnt look selfish for leaving the Horde over Catra being a jerk instead of leaving because her people were wiped outThe fact that they actually considered the implications is pretty cool and says a lot about the writing team
> Adora apparently didnt know what a party wasIt's possible that Adora's not the brightest of the bunch, though
But yeah, there are some minor inconsistencies, I haven't even caught half of the ones you mentioned.
> she'd have complete control over the runestoneWouldn't it be easier to just lie about Scorpia having anything to do with the crystal at all, then?
I will definitely rewatch this shit, apparently so many details I've missed.
