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That\'s ignoring several important plot points of this series. First of all, the other characters \'\'never\'\' addressed Jaune\'s stubbornness, quite the contrary, they encouraged him. Her concerns about Ruby were \'\'not\'\' valid. Her reasons for that concern were born from her wish to take the leadership from her although initially Ruby had done wrong but a mistake doesn\'t define who she is which is what Ruby tries to make Weiss see during initiation. Her concerns about the White Fang are valid, however, even if she saw Sun engaging in genuinely criminal behaviour, stealing a Banana and stowing away hardly have something to do with terrorism. Not to mention that Weiss acknowledged that Sun was a hunstman who came in for the tournament. Are you telling me that it makes complete sense to believe that a huntsman should be suspected as a villain because he stole food once while ignoring their long time of protecting the innocent? And finally, the only one who refused to hear Blake and prefered to get rid of her was Weiss.
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That\\\'s ignoring several important plot points of this series. First of all, the other characters \\\'\\\'never\\\'\\\' addressed Jaune\\\'s stubbornness, quite the contrary, they encouraged him. Her concerns about Ruby were \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' valid. Her reasons for that concern were born from her wish to take the leadership from her although initially Ruby had done wrong but a mistake doesn\\\'t define who she is which is what Ruby tries to make Weiss see during initiation. Her concerns about the White Fang are valid, however, even if she saw Sun engaging in genuinely criminal behaviour, stealing a Banana and stowing away hardly have something to do with terrorism. Not to mention that Weiss acknowledged that Sun was a hunstman in training who came in for the tournament. Are you telling me that it makes complete sense to believe that a huntsman should be suspected as a villain because he stole food once while ignoring their long time of training to finally start protecting the innocent? And finally, the only one who refused to hear Blake and prefered to get rid of her was Weiss.
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Weiss made mistakes and all those mistakes were born from her own flaws. If it wasn\'t the true then all the characters would have a agreed with her but \'\'no one\'\' did. They all think she\'s in the wrong every single time.
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Weiss made mistakes and all those mistakes were born from her own flaws. If it wasn\\\'t true then all the characters would have a agreed with her but \\\'\\\'no one\\\'\\\' did. They all think she\\\'s in the wrong every single time.
