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Jordy267 wrote: Eskaver wrote: Rewatching the episode, the recap has Red saying, "Helping someone else find their path will help you with yours." Gosh, so does that really justify Mulan practically reliving through the same event in her life over again to "help her with hers". So, I'm betting on Mulan sticking around for at least another episode, and it'll be her flashback story. It's a shame that they've taken one of the strongest herione's we know who doesn't have her sights set on finding a partner, and giver her this tragic will-she-ever-find-love dilemma. However, does Mulan even want to be with Red, or are people just assuming she did because Red is a woman? I don't remember very much about their relationship in The Bear King and I'll be damned if I watch that waste of 40 minutes again.

Tbh I already dislike what they did to Mulan to begin with. They gave her a really bad attitude and generally just made her annoying (a shame because she had an awesome personality in the movie), and I can't say I was very happy that they just happened to choose the woman who pretended to be a man to be their token lesbian. No, I don't know if she liked Red, but I was talking about the fact that Mulan helped a couple find each other and her friend to wake up the other with TLK. Basically, Mulan becomes friends with (Phillip/Red), travels with them, and assits them to wake up (Aurora/ Dorothy) while she gets to watch. Luckily, there's no writh sticking around.

I wouldn't call Mulan the strongest heroine of anything and strong doesn't mean alone or solitary. Mulan is just likely at the point where she wants to settle down in life and find a long term companion because she likely is very much alone.

I discount Disney stuff because I always tell people stop comparing it to the Disney movies because Disney will do their own live Action version and this isn't it. Mulan never had a bad attitude at all. She was honorable and relatively wise for an individual. Basically, she's practically noble and loyal, with a dash of realism, rather than idealism. So, I don't find her annoying at all because she's not relaly seen, so I don't know why anyone would find her annoying unless:

1. They don't the actress' portrayal, or

2. She was apart of the antagonizing force in season 2's premiere.