I love this song together with RWBY it fits so well. There was an older amv (before Volume 8) that had it, but the video was taken off youtube and I am glad that somebody made another RWBY Jericho amv
@@nkohler5601 this song btw is quite old but a fav of mine, celldwellers work is wonderful, now the name to give to the first is klayton but ya agreed. ironwood tries to do good but really just sends him ana all of atlas to hell, even the old capital gets sent with it really. for all the tech atlas has you can barly fucking make the old capital even a hint of loved.
I love this. This song seems to fit too well with Ironwood's story. The only reason why I can't say this was perfect is because I was a bit disappointed when I realized you didn't include anywhere the moment when Ironwood puts the black queen piece on his table. It represents the turning point to his downfall, and the culmination of his paranoia. You could also fit it with the rythm. I know you showed the black queen, but there was hardly any focus on it. Still, I love this video. You rebuilt extremely well the narrative.
Arch? He dove off a cliff with a thousand warning signs of death and destruction to him and everyone around him while never showing any sign of suicidal tendancies before now. Ok maybe that analogy is a bit of a strectch but the ironwood we meet here and the one in volume 3 are not the same characters.
@@scarletsky2614 It's been more than a year since the fall of beacon. A year of stewing in his own paranoia, guilt, and need for control wearing away at his mind with little to no help form the people around him. And no winter and the ace ops don't count if anything they have been enabling all of ironwoods bad habits.
I bet those soldiers outside their walls probably pissed themselves. Who wouldn’t when they see a goddamn eldritch whale that brought a Black Sea with it where countless Grimm emerged from it?😳
this fits season 7-8 and Ironwoods "Fall" from Hero to Villain What was that saying?.. You Either Die the Hero, or Live Long enough to see yourself Become the Villain? or something like that..
It reminds me of the books of lord of the ring.The Stewart of Gondor Denthor fought and resisted the tide of Mordor while his allies struggled and left him to hold off saurons armies, his had one of saurons scrying orbs and was able to use it, the problems was that when you used it, you had saurons attention, sauron literally tricked,cojaled, and betrayed all manners of creatures and was know for his ability to corrupt people to his will. But Denthor was made of pure Iron will, he stubbornly refuse all of saurons offers and wouldn't fall to saurons corruption, in the end saurons bagan to haunt Denthor with visions of damnation,false vision of the future, he began a misinformation campaign and tried to bled gondor dry to weaken it. Despite literally being drowned in depression Denthor still held on and endured. When the fellowship begins, Gondor is at it weakest but still endures and still has a lot of fight left in it,it is able to rally to Aragon due to Denthor being too stubborn to fall. The movies did him dirty. I get the same vibes from Ironwood
Yeah, if you look back at his first appearances etc, you can see the traits that would ultimately result in his actions in the most recent volumes. And all Salem and her servants needed was a few calculated pokes and prods to make him do exactly what they wanted.
@@jonathanwolfe1984 tbh i have a feeling if the origional writer had controll this would have been a bit more epic than what is, but thats a personal idea/love for session 1-4 really felp more impact, if anything i lost it on 5 in about a ep, shure graphics get better but story seams to have keeped a ok standard.
I'm currently in the middle of writing a story that takes place in a game like reality, and the MC due to her Skill has been reincarnated into a species of monstrous honeybees that turn prey into honey, and the Queen of the species, is basically the size of a Colossal Titan, maybe even bigger, while the Drones are a little smaller than humans and they have the ability to evolve into stronger species that are more humanoid in appearance with the queen of the base species already having a slight humanoid appearance. Since the bulk of my story so far takes place in the Underdark beneath a nation known as the Holy Vinaerian Empire, an Human Supremacist nation. I was imagining my MC, after evolving herself into a more humanoid species, and her mother evolving as well, showing up upon the surface amidst the war to lay seige to the empire, the MC making her grand entrance to the surface world, standing before her mother kinda like that scene in Digimon Cyber Sleuth when Omnimon stands behind his partner, Then the MC blasts This Song in her ears, while zipping about the battle field like a bolt of lightning, while her mother, the titanic bitch that she is, brings up the rear with a literal army of her daughters all at various stages of their main species evolution and further evolved species evolutions, taking to the battle field like a swarm of locusts while the Emperor cowers in fear in the capital city as they lay waste to his armies, because never in his wildest delusions would he have ever imagined having the denizens of the Underdark get involved in surface affairs, least of all, the MC's species that are notoriously territorial and damn near impossible to get rid of once A Queen emerges and settles down in a territory.
I'm actually not a huge fan of post-Morty RWBY, but this video made me appreciate volumes 7 and 8 (Admittedly, my favorites since 1 & 2 anyhow) in a whole new way. Thanks for making this
La voz egoista: ug no lo puedes evitar parecia al principio que lo tenias todo claro....pero que digo tu has sacrificado todo y a todos.....¿merecio la pena Ironwood? Ironwood:....¡yo hice cosas que nunca quise hacer, pense las extrategias mas imposibles que no se han echo nunca y nadie me a agradecido nada!.............. Y parece que nadie entiende eso......asi que disculpame si solo queria librame de esto. La voz egoista: Ironwood......ya no tienes porque seguir atlas es historia Ironwood:.....eso............eso es verdad
@@wojciechwerner8787 you clearly never watched the volume. He told everyone in the inner circle, winter, penny, Ace ops about Salem. When RWBY and the gang arrived, he filled them in immediately on his plan for amity, made them huntsmen and huntresses and most of all, gave the lamp back to them! And what did he get in return? Lies, betrayal, deceit and more knives in his back in 4 days than he got in his entire lifetime
@@ImperialHell172 RWBY are not blameless but so is Ironwood. In terms of trust Ironwood is all take and not give. Do you remember council meeting he say that they have to trust him but refuse to say anything to them about Salem or amity. Yes they did not told him truth and hold secrets. (he did not do got impression on them) As well as saved his ass during council meeting and worn him about Salem agents already inside his kingdom he was unaware of. Yang and Blake talking Robin was against his orders but he(and you) chose to ignore a fact that it was beneficial outcome for him. Have you ever heard about "need-to-know-basis"? This is why he told inner circle about Salem and RWBY about amity. If they didn't knew they could not work on those operations. Now for some fridge from tvtropes. “The ease with which Ironwood shut off the Ruby gang's new Scrolls - that he himself provided - puts all of his previous speeches on trust in a different light. Whenever Ironwood spoke on how trustworthy Ruby and the others were, they were clearly uncomfortable, given the truths they were hiding concerning Salem. But the fact that Ironwood put a kill switch on their Scrolls at all proves that he never trusted them; his previous speeches and gifts were nothing more than ploys to guilt the heroes into serving him, much like how Adam used Ghira and Kali leaving the White Fang to guilt Blake into sticking with him during the "Adam" Character Short.” “Ironwood, on the other hand, has a history of tossing people under the bus when they disagree with him, regardless of how much help they've been beforehand; Ozpin made him a headmaster, giving him two seats on the council, but when Ozpin criticizes the large army Ironwood brought to Vale for the Vytal Festival, Ironwood near immediately pushed the council to remove Ozpin from his post soon as incidents started happening in Vale: he effectively blamed Ozpin for not preventing apparently random incidents from happening at all, even though local Huntsmen students (i.e. Team RWBY) react in time to prevent or mitigate the resulting damage, spinning all of it as negligence to the council so the defense of the city could fall to him. The SDC helped build Ironwood's army, with Jacques Schnee calling him an "old friend" in Volume 4, but Ironwood had no issue with crippling the company's profits with an embargo to sate his paranoia. And while he suffers blows to his reputation, Ironwood has so far faced no repercussions for this attitude or his own past failures - he's still a general with two seats on the council. While the Ruby Gang are growing out of their chaotic ways, Ironwood is too spoiled by his past enabling to consider any alternative he doesn't like. Soon as Team RWBY shows they won't do things his way, they're just another enemy to be taken down.” “Weiss going "None of this matters!" in regards to Ironwood's Control Freak tendencies going berserk is an excellent Call-Back to her own Character Development in Volume 1; There, she learned that she didn't have to be a leader to be a great Huntress ("The Badge And the Burden"). Then there's Ironwood, who can't function unless he's in a position of power. His pathological obsession to have his orders followed to the letter must be especially frustrating to her, as just hours ago Team RWBY had saved Ironwood from losing his place on the council; had they truly been against him, they could have just waited for him to be ousted. From her perspective, he's throwing a hissy fit because things didn't go his way.”
Bro I don't know why but the writers messed up were so f****** bad it pisses me off like they couldn't do a Google search on any military strategy whatsoever this was so bad this is not how Ironwood should wage war
Yeah, they really should have done their research before doing anything in the episode. Like the only one who was a military genius in that fight was Salem because the Grimm are just charge units. The only range fighters we've ever seen are flyers and your telling me the best tactic is to put your man on ground leaving with the Grimm. It would have been fine if it was only Robot units but putting soldiers down there, Ironwood you were written badly on that. But that wouldn't stop me going Commissar mod on you.
@@l.warner3951 yeah and the worst part is it's not even difficult to research all the need to look up is what a military would do against a frontal charge because Salem was just throwing her units at Ironwood and they do the dumbest most cliche thing I've ever seen one they dig trenches which is stupid trenches were made to avoid machine gun fire they're also small tight enclosed spaces that even if one Grim gets in could Slaughter dozens of soldiers it would make much more sense if they just put up a barricade and then use machine gun fire to shoot down Salem's Grim on the land but no they dig trenches and they just shoot at the grin like this is just cliches of movies that don't know anything about war in the show and it's just so dumb
I can do one better, have your soldiers on that huge wall that behind them with some AA-guns for the flyers and AT-guns on the more armoured Grimm. That should help keep the Robots on the ground 'safe' to kill the smaller speeder Grimm. Also to help defend the wall you can have machine gun nest to kill anything that gets to close and rifle man to cover with the heavy weapon needs ammo. And it should be noted that Trench Warfare is a good Defensive Warfare under two things. One, to keep your soldiers from being killed by the enemy from a far, either that be from staying low in the trench to not be shot or explode, and shooting the enemy before they even make it to the trench. Two it help damage enemy moral when down right I mean the Germans hold off of the English and French for years on there own. But the problem is that the Grimm have nothing to cause you to need to take cover and aren't a feared of shit. This is just fucking sad.
@@l.warner3951 bro I saw the wall and it gave me brain cancer I'm just going to pretend the wall doesn't exist why would Atlas even have a giant wall it's literally floating in the sky there is no Invasion from the sky they don't need a giant wall they already have a hard light Shield the wall is completely useless
>because of team rwby because of a super-villain who's most dangerous trait has *always* been her ability to manipulate well-intentioned people and turn them against each other, actually >a good man turned bad a soldier that has shown since his very first appearance that he views domination, control, and military might as the only worthwhile methods of resolving conflict. a political leader that keeps his nation in the dark about a serious looming threat, while siphoning resources for an admittedly important project, but doing so directly to the detriment of the people that he was supposed to be protecting. a man who preached trust, but who's own shows of trust were superficial at best, and only extended as long as the people he "trusted" followed his orders to the letter. >Because of Salem, a multilayered, well-intentioned but imperfect man had his flaws and insecurities played against him until his fear made him unable to see disobedience as anything other than a direct attack FTFY
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Ironwood was the literal definition of the saying "the way to hell is paved with good intentions" and this video captured that perfectly
They did his character so dirty
@@baumholderh8425 I think it would be more believable if they played up the PTSD-inspired paranoia and despair. Instead, they pulled an adam.
@@MrAstorath The did played that tho.
@@romualdcaffeserre6230 They certainly tried.
More like "my way or the highway".
Prime example of how despair can ruin even the strongests.
I love this song together with RWBY it fits so well. There was an older amv (before Volume 8) that had it, but the video was taken off youtube and I am glad that somebody made another RWBY Jericho amv
This goes really good with V7 and 8. I feel like it fits Ironwood really well too. I'd never heard the song before either.
Agreed on all points.
Even if it am disappointed in Ironwood as a character the song fits him and by extention Atlas perfectly
@@nkohler5601 this song btw is quite old but a fav of mine, celldwellers work is wonderful, now the name to give to the first is klayton but ya agreed. ironwood tries to do good but really just sends him ana all of atlas to hell, even the old capital gets sent with it really. for all the tech atlas has you can barly fucking make the old capital even a hint of loved.
Just awesome! The soldier trembling at the onslaught was an excellent touch. Superb graphics!
it's so cool how the music at the beggining links SO WELL with music from the last scene of the finale!
This is so perfect, I can't even begin to explain how amazing this is.
Thank you sooo much, it means a lot ^.^
@@stellanova0015 you're welcome!!
This amv has been recommended to me for probably as long as it's been out, and I can't believe I just now decided to click. I missed out on awesome!
I just now noticed Monstra was able to spawn an Apathy at 4:31
I noticed the Apathy being spawned when i watched the Episode and was thinking "Fuck they're screwed, they're using the fucking Apathy."
I love this. This song seems to fit too well with Ironwood's story.
The only reason why I can't say this was perfect is because I was a bit disappointed when I realized you didn't include anywhere the moment when Ironwood puts the black queen piece on his table. It represents the turning point to his downfall, and the culmination of his paranoia. You could also fit it with the rythm. I know you showed the black queen, but there was hardly any focus on it.
Still, I love this video. You rebuilt extremely well the narrative.
This is great, the song fits well and the editing is amazing
Warning for flashing lights 3:32-3:41 (from episode 10)
I never thought to pair this song with Jimmy, but it WORKS! o.o
This is perfect for this volume of RWBY and Ironwood's arch as a character... well done.
Arch? He dove off a cliff with a thousand warning signs of death and destruction to him and everyone around him while never showing any sign of suicidal tendancies before now.
Ok maybe that analogy is a bit of a strectch but the ironwood we meet here and the one in volume 3 are not the same characters.
@@scarletsky2614 It's been more than a year since the fall of beacon. A year of stewing in his own paranoia, guilt, and need for control wearing away at his mind with little to no help form the people around him. And no winter and the ace ops don't count if anything they have been enabling all of ironwoods bad habits.
Dang this fits well. Awesome song choice.
I bet those soldiers outside their walls probably pissed themselves. Who wouldn’t when they see a goddamn eldritch whale that brought a Black Sea with it where countless Grimm emerged from it?😳
I lost my shit at 4:06. This is amazing. The song fits and the editing is perfection. The cuts are amazing and you can really feel the story line
Awesome creation.
this is epic
Thank you! That means so much coming from you :D
this fits season 7-8 and Ironwoods "Fall" from Hero to Villain
What was that saying?.. You Either Die the Hero, or Live Long enough to see yourself Become the Villain? or something like that..
ya got the nail for the most part in the phrase.
Nice.
It reminds me of the books of lord of the ring.The Stewart of Gondor Denthor fought and resisted the tide of Mordor while his allies struggled and left him to hold off saurons armies, his had one of saurons scrying orbs and was able to use it, the problems was that when you used it, you had saurons attention, sauron literally tricked,cojaled, and betrayed all manners of creatures and was know for his ability to corrupt people to his will. But Denthor was made of pure Iron will, he stubbornly refuse all of saurons offers and wouldn't fall to saurons corruption, in the end saurons bagan to haunt Denthor with visions of damnation,false vision of the future, he began a misinformation campaign and tried to bled gondor dry to weaken it. Despite literally being drowned in depression Denthor still held on and endured. When the fellowship begins, Gondor is at it weakest but still endures and still has a lot of fight left in it,it is able to rally to Aragon due to Denthor being too stubborn to fall. The movies did him dirty.
I get the same vibes from Ironwood
Woah!
You gotta had it to Rwby, they did ironwood descent into madness well. And this Video does a good job showing it.
Yeah, if you look back at his first appearances etc, you can see the traits that would ultimately result in his actions in the most recent volumes. And all Salem and her servants needed was a few calculated pokes and prods to make him do exactly what they wanted.
@@jonathanwolfe1984 tbh i have a feeling if the origional writer had controll this would have been a bit more epic than what is, but thats a personal idea/love for session 1-4 really felp more impact, if anything i lost it on 5 in about a ep, shure graphics get better but story seams to have keeped a ok standard.
@@lechking941 You love season 4?
@@lechking941 you realize Monty was just *one* of the "origional" writers, right
I'm currently in the middle of writing a story that takes place in a game like reality, and the MC due to her Skill has been reincarnated into a species of monstrous honeybees that turn prey into honey, and the Queen of the species, is basically the size of a Colossal Titan, maybe even bigger, while the Drones are a little smaller than humans and they have the ability to evolve into stronger species that are more humanoid in appearance with the queen of the base species already having a slight humanoid appearance. Since the bulk of my story so far takes place in the Underdark beneath a nation known as the Holy Vinaerian Empire, an Human Supremacist nation. I was imagining my MC, after evolving herself into a more humanoid species, and her mother evolving as well, showing up upon the surface amidst the war to lay seige to the empire, the MC making her grand entrance to the surface world, standing before her mother kinda like that scene in Digimon Cyber Sleuth when Omnimon stands behind his partner, Then the MC blasts This Song in her ears, while zipping about the battle field like a bolt of lightning, while her mother, the titanic bitch that she is, brings up the rear with a literal army of her daughters all at various stages of their main species evolution and further evolved species evolutions, taking to the battle field like a swarm of locusts while the Emperor cowers in fear in the capital city as they lay waste to his armies, because never in his wildest delusions would he have ever imagined having the denizens of the Underdark get involved in surface affairs, least of all, the MC's species that are notoriously territorial and damn near impossible to get rid of once A Queen emerges and settles down in a territory.
Man I love those Atlesian ships. Badass as fuck boats!
You got a sub from me!!
I'm actually not a huge fan of post-Morty RWBY, but this video made me appreciate volumes 7 and 8 (Admittedly, my favorites since 1 & 2 anyhow) in a whole new way. Thanks for making this
I'm glad I could do that for you ^.^
monty oum*
>morty
I still find it idiotic that he put his army outside the walls. Not like walls are intended for a defending army
La voz egoista: ug no lo puedes evitar parecia al principio que lo tenias todo claro....pero que digo tu has sacrificado todo y a todos.....¿merecio la pena Ironwood?
Ironwood:....¡yo hice cosas que nunca quise hacer, pense las extrategias mas imposibles que no se han echo nunca y nadie me a agradecido nada!..............
Y parece que nadie entiende eso......asi que disculpame si solo queria librame de esto.
La voz egoista: Ironwood......ya no tienes porque seguir atlas es historia
Ironwood:.....eso............eso es verdad
Ironwood, the only one carrying volume 7 then gets betrayed by those he trusted. He was and still is the best character but they did him so dirty
Ironwood trusted somebody, good joke.
@@wojciechwerner8787 you clearly never watched the volume.
He told everyone in the inner circle, winter, penny, Ace ops about Salem. When RWBY and the gang arrived, he filled them in immediately on his plan for amity, made them huntsmen and huntresses and most of all, gave the lamp back to them!
And what did he get in return? Lies, betrayal, deceit and more knives in his back in 4 days than he got in his entire lifetime
@@ImperialHell172 RWBY are not blameless but so is Ironwood.
In terms of trust Ironwood is all take and not give. Do you remember council meeting he say that they have to trust him but refuse to say anything to them about Salem or amity.
Yes they did not told him truth and hold secrets. (he did not do got impression on them) As well as saved his ass during council meeting and worn him about Salem agents already inside his kingdom he was unaware of. Yang and Blake talking Robin was against his orders but he(and you) chose to ignore a fact that it was beneficial outcome for him.
Have you ever heard about "need-to-know-basis"? This is why he told inner circle about Salem and RWBY about amity. If they didn't knew they could not work on those operations.
Now for some fridge from tvtropes.
“The ease with which Ironwood shut off the Ruby gang's new Scrolls - that he himself provided - puts all of his previous speeches on trust in a different light. Whenever Ironwood spoke on how trustworthy Ruby and the others were, they were clearly uncomfortable, given the truths they were hiding concerning Salem. But the fact that Ironwood put a kill switch on their Scrolls at all proves that he never trusted them; his previous speeches and gifts were nothing more than ploys to guilt the heroes into serving him, much like how Adam used Ghira and Kali leaving the White Fang to guilt Blake into sticking with him during the "Adam" Character Short.”
“Ironwood, on the other hand, has a history of tossing people under the bus when they disagree with him, regardless of how much help they've been beforehand; Ozpin made him a headmaster, giving him two seats on the council, but when Ozpin criticizes the large army Ironwood brought to Vale for the Vytal Festival, Ironwood near immediately pushed the council to remove Ozpin from his post soon as incidents started happening in Vale: he effectively blamed Ozpin for not preventing apparently random incidents from happening at all, even though local Huntsmen students (i.e. Team RWBY) react in time to prevent or mitigate the resulting damage, spinning all of it as negligence to the council so the defense of the city could fall to him. The SDC helped build Ironwood's army, with Jacques Schnee calling him an "old friend" in Volume 4, but Ironwood had no issue with crippling the company's profits with an embargo to sate his paranoia. And while he suffers blows to his reputation, Ironwood has so far faced no repercussions for this attitude or his own past failures - he's still a general with two seats on the council. While the Ruby Gang are growing out of their chaotic ways, Ironwood is too spoiled by his past enabling to consider any alternative he doesn't like. Soon as Team RWBY shows they won't do things his way, they're just another enemy to be taken down.”
“Weiss going "None of this matters!" in regards to Ironwood's Control Freak tendencies going berserk is an excellent Call-Back to her own Character Development in Volume 1; There, she learned that she didn't have to be a leader to be a great Huntress ("The Badge And the Burden"). Then there's Ironwood, who can't function unless he's in a position of power. His pathological obsession to have his orders followed to the letter must be especially frustrating to her, as just hours ago Team RWBY had saved Ironwood from losing his place on the council; had they truly been against him, they could have just waited for him to be ousted. From her perspective, he's throwing a hissy fit because things didn't go his way.”
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Honestly, if this is how Atlas fights in a war they deserve to fall.
Bro I don't know why but the writers messed up were so f****** bad it pisses me off like they couldn't do a Google search on any military strategy whatsoever this was so bad this is not how Ironwood should wage war
Yeah, they really should have done their research before doing anything in the episode. Like the only one who was a military genius in that fight was Salem because the Grimm are just charge units. The only range fighters we've ever seen are flyers and your telling me the best tactic is to put your man on ground leaving with the Grimm. It would have been fine if it was only Robot units but putting soldiers down there, Ironwood you were written badly on that. But that wouldn't stop me going Commissar mod on you.
@@l.warner3951 yeah and the worst part is it's not even difficult to research all the need to look up is what a military would do against a frontal charge because Salem was just throwing her units at Ironwood and they do the dumbest most cliche thing I've ever seen one they dig trenches which is stupid trenches were made to avoid machine gun fire they're also small tight enclosed spaces that even if one Grim gets in could Slaughter dozens of soldiers it would make much more sense if they just put up a barricade and then use machine gun fire to shoot down Salem's Grim on the land but no they dig trenches and they just shoot at the grin like this is just cliches of movies that don't know anything about war in the show and it's just so dumb
I can do one better, have your soldiers on that huge wall that behind them with some AA-guns for the flyers and AT-guns on the more armoured Grimm. That should help keep the Robots on the ground 'safe' to kill the smaller speeder Grimm. Also to help defend the wall you can have machine gun nest to kill anything that gets to close and rifle man to cover with the heavy weapon needs ammo.
And it should be noted that Trench Warfare is a good Defensive Warfare under two things. One, to keep your soldiers from being killed by the enemy from a far, either that be from staying low in the trench to not be shot or explode, and shooting the enemy before they even make it to the trench. Two it help damage enemy moral when down right I mean the Germans hold off of the English and French for years on there own. But the problem is that the Grimm have nothing to cause you to need to take cover and aren't a feared of shit.
This is just fucking sad.
@@l.warner3951 bro I saw the wall and it gave me brain cancer I'm just going to pretend the wall doesn't exist why would Atlas even have a giant wall it's literally floating in the sky there is no Invasion from the sky they don't need a giant wall they already have a hard light Shield the wall is completely useless
Nice song, nice amv, the way they handled ironwoods fall was unfiltered shit
Because of team RWBY being idjits a good man turned bad.
He was a good soldier in a world that didn't deserve him.
>because of team rwby
because of a super-villain who's most dangerous trait has *always* been her ability to manipulate well-intentioned people and turn them against each other, actually
>a good man turned bad
a soldier that has shown since his very first appearance that he views domination, control, and military might as the only worthwhile methods of resolving conflict.
a political leader that keeps his nation in the dark about a serious looming threat, while siphoning resources for an admittedly important project, but doing so directly to the detriment of the people that he was supposed to be protecting.
a man who preached trust, but who's own shows of trust were superficial at best, and only extended as long as the people he "trusted" followed his orders to the letter.
>Because of Salem, a multilayered, well-intentioned but imperfect man had his flaws and insecurities played against him until his fear made him unable to see disobedience as anything other than a direct attack
FTFY
If RWBY proper is done for…what does that mean for RWBY 2.0 ???