Board Thread:Episode Discussion/@comment-14138255-20161023154654/@comment-25266931-20161030000401

WC-83 wrote: I have a feeling it was more than "they wouldn't serve us" when it came to anti-Faunus sentiment. In the Southern United States, racism was brutal, with lynchings and beatings against black people being common and unpunished. And they wouldn't serve them. Exactly. And that's why if I was there I'd have to side with the Faunus. They're the little guy. Kicked around by society. The same society that is kicked around by the Grimm. If the WF can oust their corrupt leaders and get a leader that's kinder like Pyrrha (but a Faunus) to lead them, they can rise up and rebuild in a non-war-like way. Adam has to step down. So does Sienna. The real test to what those two are about will be if they ignore kindness from humans even when it's genuine. If Adam see humans saving Faunus and trying to join the WF in fighting for Faunus right, what will he do?