It's things like this that that always catch Lex up. He pushed one step to far. If he had left things alone, Lena may have eventually come back around with Kara, but it wouldn't have been fast and it wouldn't have been in time to change his plans. But he couldn't leave well enough alone, he got them to fight again, which temporarily did increase the wedge, but it also increased doubt in both of them. Kara temporarily doubted Lena after the second confrontation in the fortress, but she even said it's way too convenient that Lena just happened to be there. Once Lena shows up at her apartment, she let's her in, if not for her confusion about the fortress, Kara may not have let her in, but i think she realized that may have been a set up from Lex. As for Lena, she was turning a blind eye to everything Lex was doing, she briefly helped him with Leviathan after Crisis, but after that, she chose to ignore whatever he was doing to pretend like he had changed so that she didn't have to face the fact that she chose wrong. But then the fortress scene happened and Kara informs Lena Lex is up to something. Even though she once again pushed Kara away and tells her off, the seed of doubt is there. The very next day Lena no longer seems to have blinders on. Lex stopped having his nice guy mask on, he seemed convinced he split them for good and starts talking about kryptonite dumplings and turning the sun red, but this time around, Lena doesn't brush it off as a joke, her looks as he speaks says she is watching and figuring things out. Sure enough, he slips, she doesn't hesitate and runs to Kara. If Lex hasn't set them up at the fortress to fight and try to take out Leviathan and Supergirl by giving Leviathan a weapon from the fortress, he may have won. Lena may not have run back to Kara and Kara may not have been willing to listen. But instead he sped up the time table and pushed to far. They both realized their argument was to convenient and questioned things
You got to hand it to Kara, she knows how to guilt trip. Once Lena finally comes around, Kara wastes no time trusting her with Myriad, trusting her to protect her while she was in VR, and trusting her to make the suit. You could see on Lena's face how stupid she felt because Kara instantly trusted her, all she ever had to do was believe Kara meant no harm
"Protecting people is what I do, you should know this by now"-Kara Danvers to Lena Luthor "Protecting you is what I do, you will know this from now on"-Lena Luthor to Kara Danvers The writers were never able to make Supercorp Canon, though they clearly wanted to. So instead they used double meanings in everything. One of those hints they sent was Andrea Rojas. They made sure we saw Lena had feelings like she did for Kara before. You can't tell me the Andrea thing was am accident by the writers. They used parallels in that entire relationship right as Supercorp was at its largest in popularity. This was to tell us Lena had deep feelings for the same sex before. So as a Behavioral Health Professional I have a breakdown that I think Supercorp fans will appreciate. Lena broke the way she did because the things she was hiding were brought to the surface and not just her denial of who Supergirl was. I'm not saying the show was implying Lena realized she was gay, but they were implying Lena cared for Kara in a way that went beyond friendship. Lena's pain was that she thought Kara didn't care as much as she did. Then Kara did her own speech and Lena realized that Kara was in as much denial as she had been. Season 6 is kind of proof of my theory. Season 6 was primarily Lena helping Kara except herself for who she is. Now this can be taken multiple ways and that was intentionally done by writers who weren't aloud to make them blatantly Canon, so instead they used double meaning on almost everything in season 6. Lena knew before Kara how she felt, that was clear by how different Lena became after she realized how she felt. The rest of the time was her patiently helping Kara come to terms with her own feelings and you can see Kara slowly except these things. Denial can be very very powerful. But if you look, Lena had slowly taken Alex's place in Kara's life and even Alex herself noticed this. You can't tell me Alex would feel okay in letting just a friend take her role in Kara's life. No she felt safe in leaving Kara with Lena cause she saw the connection, the writers made sure we knew Alex knew. All of this was intentionally made apparent to us that Lena had become the most important person in Kara's life and that last scene was Lena telling Kara she excepted herself and all that she is and that if Kara did the same, she would be there for her. Kara taking off the glasses while staring at Lena was a symbol from the writers of Kara excepting herself and an expression of what mattered to her, Lena Luthor. Also when Lena and Kara hugged at the end, Melissa made the acting choice to close her eyes and smile like she was at home in Lena's arms. Watch the her other hugs, she never closed her eyes, this was intentional.
Lena never fully abandoned Kara, she wanted to, but couldn't. The moment she realized Lex was working against Kara she ran to her apartment, threw herself at Kara's mercy, and begged to help her. Did she do all of this for the greater good? No. She did it because in that moment Kara's safety mattered more to her than anger, revenge, or ego. The show made it clear that every time Kara was in danger Lena was willing to put everything aside to protect her. When push came to shove she cried as she chose not to send the email to Andrea that would have exposed Kara, this kept Kara safe. She had the chance to escape with Myriad while Kara was fighting in the fortress, she risked her own goals to help protect Kara, once shaikh choosing Kara's safety over her own. She had a panic attack when the Kryptonite cannons almost shot Kara, once again Kara's safety came first. She cried and almost broke when she saw the pain she caused by using Kryptonite on Kara in the fortress. It's clear, Lena would never abandon Kara, she was literally incapable of it.
This is one of the few videos where it should have ended on angst. Right after you did that scene of I'm not a villain, you should have ended it with Kara telling Lena she would stop her like she would any other villain. Lena went bad season 5. We can argue over the writing and dragging out the fight to long (both are true) but in Kara's words "what's done is done can't change the past ". Lena didn't deserve to be forgiven, but lucky for her Kara cared about her to much to fully push her away. But still, Lena was a villain and it wasn't until Kara actually treated her like one that she realized how far she fell. Lena showed up at that fortress the second time fully intending to have a real discussion about Myriad. In hey mind, she was still Lena, doing good whenever she can, so naturally Kara would hear her out. In her mind she did nothing that should cause Kara to see her as bad and since she gave Kara that book, she felt Kara would understand that she was moving towards forgiveness. Kara's reaction shocked the shit out of her. She saw in Kara's face something she never thought she would, true mistrust. She had thought she knew what Kara not trusting her looked like, until that fortress scene. She realized way to late, she had Kara's complete trust and lost it.
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It's things like this that that always catch Lex up. He pushed one step to far. If he had left things alone, Lena may have eventually come back around with Kara, but it wouldn't have been fast and it wouldn't have been in time to change his plans. But he couldn't leave well enough alone, he got them to fight again, which temporarily did increase the wedge, but it also increased doubt in both of them. Kara temporarily doubted Lena after the second confrontation in the fortress, but she even said it's way too convenient that Lena just happened to be there. Once Lena shows up at her apartment, she let's her in, if not for her confusion about the fortress, Kara may not have let her in, but i think she realized that may have been a set up from Lex.
As for Lena, she was turning a blind eye to everything Lex was doing, she briefly helped him with Leviathan after Crisis, but after that, she chose to ignore whatever he was doing to pretend like he had changed so that she didn't have to face the fact that she chose wrong. But then the fortress scene happened and Kara informs Lena Lex is up to something. Even though she once again pushed Kara away and tells her off, the seed of doubt is there. The very next day Lena no longer seems to have blinders on. Lex stopped having his nice guy mask on, he seemed convinced he split them for good and starts talking about kryptonite dumplings and turning the sun red, but this time around, Lena doesn't brush it off as a joke, her looks as he speaks says she is watching and figuring things out. Sure enough, he slips, she doesn't hesitate and runs to Kara.
If Lex hasn't set them up at the fortress to fight and try to take out Leviathan and Supergirl by giving Leviathan a weapon from the fortress, he may have won. Lena may not have run back to Kara and Kara may not have been willing to listen. But instead he sped up the time table and pushed to far. They both realized their argument was to convenient and questioned things
You got to hand it to Kara, she knows how to guilt trip. Once Lena finally comes around, Kara wastes no time trusting her with Myriad, trusting her to protect her while she was in VR, and trusting her to make the suit. You could see on Lena's face how stupid she felt because Kara instantly trusted her, all she ever had to do was believe Kara meant no harm
"Protecting people is what I do, you should know this by now"-Kara Danvers to Lena Luthor
"Protecting you is what I do, you will know this from now on"-Lena Luthor to Kara Danvers
The writers were never able to make Supercorp Canon, though they clearly wanted to. So instead they used double meanings in everything. One of those hints they sent was Andrea Rojas. They made sure we saw Lena had feelings like she did for Kara before. You can't tell me the Andrea thing was am accident by the writers. They used parallels in that entire relationship right as Supercorp was at its largest in popularity. This was to tell us Lena had deep feelings for the same sex before. So as a Behavioral Health Professional I have a breakdown that I think Supercorp fans will appreciate. Lena broke the way she did because the things she was hiding were brought to the surface and not just her denial of who Supergirl was. I'm not saying the show was implying Lena realized she was gay, but they were implying Lena cared for Kara in a way that went beyond friendship. Lena's pain was that she thought Kara didn't care as much as she did. Then Kara did her own speech and Lena realized that Kara was in as much denial as she had been. Season 6 is kind of proof of my theory. Season 6 was primarily Lena helping Kara except herself for who she is. Now this can be taken multiple ways and that was intentionally done by writers who weren't aloud to make them blatantly Canon, so instead they used double meaning on almost everything in season 6. Lena knew before Kara how she felt, that was clear by how different Lena became after she realized how she felt. The rest of the time was her patiently helping Kara come to terms with her own feelings and you can see Kara slowly except these things. Denial can be very very powerful. But if you look, Lena had slowly taken Alex's place in Kara's life and even Alex herself noticed this. You can't tell me Alex would feel okay in letting just a friend take her role in Kara's life. No she felt safe in leaving Kara with Lena cause she saw the connection, the writers made sure we knew Alex knew. All of this was intentionally made apparent to us that Lena had become the most important person in Kara's life and that last scene was Lena telling Kara she excepted herself and all that she is and that if Kara did the same, she would be there for her. Kara taking off the glasses while staring at Lena was a symbol from the writers of Kara excepting herself and an expression of what mattered to her, Lena Luthor. Also when Lena and Kara hugged at the end, Melissa made the acting choice to close her eyes and smile like she was at home in Lena's arms. Watch the her other hugs, she never closed her eyes, this was intentional.
Lena never fully abandoned Kara, she wanted to, but couldn't. The moment she realized Lex was working against Kara she ran to her apartment, threw herself at Kara's mercy, and begged to help her. Did she do all of this for the greater good? No. She did it because in that moment Kara's safety mattered more to her than anger, revenge, or ego. The show made it clear that every time Kara was in danger Lena was willing to put everything aside to protect her. When push came to shove she cried as she chose not to send the email to Andrea that would have exposed Kara, this kept Kara safe. She had the chance to escape with Myriad while Kara was fighting in the fortress, she risked her own goals to help protect Kara, once shaikh choosing Kara's safety over her own. She had a panic attack when the Kryptonite cannons almost shot Kara, once again Kara's safety came first. She cried and almost broke when she saw the pain she caused by using Kryptonite on Kara in the fortress. It's clear, Lena would never abandon Kara, she was literally incapable of it.
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This is one of the few videos where it should have ended on angst. Right after you did that scene of I'm not a villain, you should have ended it with Kara telling Lena she would stop her like she would any other villain. Lena went bad season 5. We can argue over the writing and dragging out the fight to long (both are true) but in Kara's words "what's done is done can't change the past ". Lena didn't deserve to be forgiven, but lucky for her Kara cared about her to much to fully push her away. But still, Lena was a villain and it wasn't until Kara actually treated her like one that she realized how far she fell. Lena showed up at that fortress the second time fully intending to have a real discussion about Myriad. In hey mind, she was still Lena, doing good whenever she can, so naturally Kara would hear her out. In her mind she did nothing that should cause Kara to see her as bad and since she gave Kara that book, she felt Kara would understand that she was moving towards forgiveness. Kara's reaction shocked the shit out of her. She saw in Kara's face something she never thought she would, true mistrust. She had thought she knew what Kara not trusting her looked like, until that fortress scene. She realized way to late, she had Kara's complete trust and lost it.
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