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Reply To: Kansas and Wolfie

Home › Forums › Once Upon a Time › Season Five › 5×18 “Ruby Slippers” › Kansas and Wolfie › Reply To: Kansas and Wolfie

April 18, 2016 at 1:39 pm #321705
thedarkonedearie
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Yes why is Mulan even there if not for this? What was the point of bringing her back at all if she has no part to play in the LGBT ‘ship.

It felt so cruel to Mulan. and it seems history has repeated itself again with her.  I agree with Phee about why the relationship worked and how it was believable that they would find a connection with each other based on their upbringing and family history with animals and what not.  But even if all of this wasn’t rushed, I don’t understand why they would do this to Mulan all over again after she was crushed in season 2 after two different people found love after the same sleeping curse.  And if I was Jamie Chung, I most certainly would have been pissed and that tweet makes a whole lot of sense now.  What they have done with Mulan, who is quite a popular Disney princess with characteristics that really should and have resonated on this show, is just character assassination.  They clearly have no direction for her and don’t care to discover one.  I feel like she’s the only character on the show that has appeared in more than a few episodes and not gotten a flashback.  They botched this character through and through.  And from someone who really liked the Disney Mulan, and Jamie Chung’s version on Ouat, I can safely say I am utterly disappointed.

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