@Rythen If you liked bumbleby killing Adam, I won't try and take that from you. More power to you. However, if I may offer some words. The symbolism of overcoming your "abuser" is lost considering Blake had already done so twice before their final confrontation. Then there's the issue>
@Rythen of Yang absolutely steamrolling Adam despite her realistically being weaker than she was at Beacon when Adam one-shot her, hell Blake should've had an easier time against Adam than Yang since she should've been at a higher combat level than her at that point. It really just>
@Rythen comes off as they made Blake weaker so Yang could come save her damsel in destress. Not only that, but Adam's death in the show completely destroys any deep narrative regarding the cycle of hatred & conflict you see so much in war and discrimination, it's just "bad man die" now.
@Rythen Then there's the issue of no real psychological issues with either girl upon their first intentional killing of someone. I get Adam was a monster, I won't deny that, but it's incredibly disturbing that these two 19 year old girls killed someone and they act like nothing happened.
@Rythen Combine this with how Yang now seems to primarily think about Blake over just about everyone else and it looks like she's slowly becoming just as obsessed with Blake as Adam was.
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