ziggbot:gailsimone:ziggbot:Yeah, because forcing two women...

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Yeah, because forcing two women who have never met before to marry because you want to have claim over both of them is perfect.

How did she 'force' them to marry? She proposed. Later, we see that Knockout accepted.

How did she 'force' anyone?

Knockout. And did Liana?

Either Scandal forced (yes, you can force someone out of manipulation or simply unknowing, dumb love pressure) both women to marry each other along with her without letting them get to know each other first, or Liana got shoved to the side in favor of Scandal's resurrected flame.

Even the idea of Scandal having the gol to propose like an idiot to both women right after a large traumatic event, and not suggesting a dating period first, or hell, a get-to-know-you session, befuddles me. Had I been Liana, I would have told Scandal to go have fun with her old girlfriend, who she obviously still has feelings for, seeing as she went to hell and back to get her, and shove it.

I have no issue with three-way relationships. Everyone can love each other equally, and the relationship can blossom into a beautiful thing, but you can't have one woman, because she feels like it, decide to marry two women who don't know each other because throughout the entire arc she's been an indecisive moron.

This ending reeked of last minute shove ins. Either like Simone forgot something, or that she was trying to fit in as much gushy mushy goo goo love as she could before she got cancelled. (See: Why the fuck is Bane falling in love so easily and asking to 'mate'?)

The fact is, the way Scandal acted through the course of the arc, ever since she got the damn card, she doesn't deserve either of them.

Think of it like this: If it was a man how would it look?

By the way, please don't think I'm offended, everyone gets a ticket to their own read to every story, I just was interested in hearing your expanded reasoning.

Fair?