#justiceforpenny

[cringywhitedragon]

Penny: Wants to go watch an anime

Geeta: *Expecting work*

Reshi: *Puts her foot down while trying to hold back her Charizard* She said she wanted to go watch anime or I swear to Arceus I will make it my priority that your ass get sacked faster then before for child labor, La Primera Loca.

*The two proceed to ditch Geeta to go watch Anime*

(Me and the guys all hate Geeta and Trainersona may or may not be planning to backstab her and get her sacked. She holds a few champion titles and is not afraid to excise that power if you get on the wrong foot. That or some Rokian Gym Leaders will be shutting down the LP systems again for a few days (*cough cough* Pascal and Ruby *cough cough*)

Aka, Reshi tormenting Geeta again.

[zordthelord]

ok I just needed to say this

I’ve seen people talking about weird laws but nobody has talked about how it’s illegal to purchase a 26-cent item with 26 pennies in Canada??? Like “Oh, sorry, but you’re not allowed to buy this because it’s more than 25 cents and you’re paying entirely in pennies” And I feel entirely alone here with how ridiculous this is. Thank you for your time.

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[thanotosomega]

When Penny Finally get’s a proper battle theme in addition to 

“Power to full all systems steady! this little girl is combat ready!”

and

“This is it now here your story comes to an end! you are not permitted to hurt my friend!“

It needs to have a rap section with this

“I’ve got strings to hold you down, watch me smile as i make you frown!“

[34choco]

PENNY IS COMING BACK AND Y’ALL CAN QUOTE ME ON THAT

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Isn't it obvious?

Behold

The funniest reply I’ve ever gotten on a Nuts and Dolts post

[tonotbelionized]

The Subject of Penny’s Death

Now we all loved Penny. Honestly she was one of my favourite characters when I started watching RWBY a year ago, and her death is one of the saddest scenes in the whole series in my opinion. So, I understood when people afterwards wanted her to return in Volume 7 with the girls coming to Atlas, due to Atlas being where she was made and having the technology to do it.

But that’s a plot point that I really hope Roosterteeth doesn’t do, and it’s because:

(1) Her death had thematic importance.

This is the first time in the series so far where the villains won. Before that, the girls in team RWBY had either won their battles or pushed it to the point where the villains had to retreat. Penny’s death was the start of the downfall, for Beacon and our heroes, but it was also the first time that they had lost as well, with Pyrrha’s death and Yang losing her arm coming shortly after.

Not only that, but it mattered so much that it had an impact on the volumes afterwards. Penny doesn’t just die and then is forgotten about, her death not only has an effect on the cast, but the plot as well. It was the catalyst for Cinder to execute her plan:

A) Expose Atlas for creating a soldier and weapon under the guise of a sweet and innocent teenage girl, and sow the seeds of distrust not only at Ironwood, but Ozpin as well given that it was his student who killed Penny in an unneeded way, at least according to the people watching. 

B) Use the negativity felt by everyone in Beacon to draw in the Grimm. Cinder needed the Grimm not only to bring down Beacon along with the White Fang, but also to use it to draw away any help that could hinder her path to Amber. With Ironwood, Qrow and Glynda out of the way, she was able to not only ambush Ozpin and the others, killing Amber and getting her power, but was able to overpower the headmaster as well. 

She wouldn��t have been able to do that if the rest of Oz’s circle was there as well. Bring her back and you just make that whole plot point and sacrifice worthless.

(2) It would go against Penny’s entire character.

The whole inspiration to Penny’s character was that she was an android that was created to replace humans on the battlefield, in Ironwood’s attempt to protect lives. Because of that, she was self-conscious over the fact that she was not born but instead made, and so was not a “real girl”. It was only after Ruby comforted her that she started to grow past that and feel more comfortable in who she was.

Say that Atlas decided to repair her after the fall of Beacon then. Ignoring the plot hole in how did they recover her remains in an airborne stadium surrounded by Grimm, that would just go against all the development and work Penny went through. Living, real people cannot just be brought back from the dead after they pass on, no matter how much the people who loved them might wish for. The whole episode of The Lost Fable pointed that out with Salem being unable to accept that she couldn’t get Ozma back, no matter how much she wanted to.

The whole message of bringing Penny back would not only just be that she’s not like living human people, and so death has no meaning to her, but also that she can be repaired and/or replaced if something were to happen to her, which is again a gross message to send out. Penny was a real person with thoughts and feelings, and just like a real girl, she can’t be brought back from the dead. 

(3) It undermines the grief felt by the cast.

One of the strong points in Penny’s death is that it affected the cast after it happened. Obviously it affected her friends for the rest of Volume 3, with Pyrrha’s death taking over in the final episode, but it’s then affecting people for the next volumes. Jaune mentions her when he and Ruby are in Kuroyuri, Ruby is pushed to tears while talking about her in her letter to Yang, and is once again upset when telling Oscar about her and Pyrrha’s deaths in the house at Haven.

Her death wasn’t pushed aside and Ruby clearly had to grow to keep moving on. It’s a big point that separates her from Salem in fact. Where as Salem didn’t have the ability to healthily cope with Ozma’s untimely death, in which she seeked out to change that and ended up causing the series of events that are felt to this day, Ruby had learned to grieve and keep moving forward despite the devastating effect that Penny’s death had on her.

Not only that, but Penny coming back undermines the grief felt by Pyrrha. She killed someone, she was driven to tears and broke down to the point of being unable to fight back against a Nevermore, but finally picked herself back up after being comforted by Ruby and Jaune. Penny coming back would make this whole point moot, as Pyrrha didn’t really kill her then, and all of Ruby’s grieving would be a rendered unneeded because her best friend is back.

(4) It goes against the writers’ words regarding bringing back characters and muddles the turning point in RWBY’s story.

Miles and Kerry have gone and said that they had planned Penny and Pyrrha’s deaths well before Volume 3, and would not look into bringing characters back from the dead. I don’t have much to say on this point because it just... speaks for itself? No amount of #JusticeforPenny will change that.

The second point stands as well. Before the end of Volume 3, the main characters were simply learning how to fight criminals and monsters in school, with the plot often taking a more slice of life theme that is lighthearted despite the few moments of melancholy. It was a time of peace, but now it’s not with the threat of war looming over everyone. Both from Atlas fighting the other continents in paranoia and Salem’s plan picking up speed.

Penny’s death is the start of that. Yang’s attack on Mercury and frame-up sowed the seeds and started the downfall, but Penny’s death is the one to tip the scales. The effects are felt all the time afterwards. Everyone is scared and distrustful, which is what Salem wants, and her death brings all that distrust to Atlas because of what was exposed when Pyrrha killed her. 

Despite their intentions being good, the technology used in the creation of Penny and was therefore exposed to the public was also the technology that was used to take Amber’s aura, effectively killing her, and give it to Pyrrha which would change her life forever. 

(5) There’s a difference between what is written in fanfiction and what is written into canon material.

There are plenty of people who write this plot point of Penny coming back from the dead, or even avoiding her death altogether, but there’s a difference between that and what someone would want to see in canon. It’s similar to people who write redemption for villains; Cinder, Adam, Torchwick, ect. They would write and read about it, but they wouldn’t want that in canon because the themes wouldn’t sit well.

It cheapens the subject of death and humanity. Like second point, writing fanfiction of Penny coming back is fine because it’s not canon, it doesn’t throw themes/development/impact away. But that changes when something is made canon. 

That’s all I really have to say on the subject, and just remember that this is my opinion, you can want Penny back. It’s fine and doesn’t make you wrong, but I personally really don’t want her to. 

Thanks for reading, and here’s to an awesome volume this November!

[sir-adamus]

what is justiceforpenny?

it’s the brainchild of some jackhole constantly spamming Miles Luna’s tweets with that hashtag, believing if they can harass him and Kerry enough, they’ll have to bring Penny back to the show, even though that’d fly in the face of whatever story is being told that mightn’t necessitate bringing her back

they’re really assbackwards in their logic too, and just

this is terrible

[cringywhitedragon]

Rika: *Something something* Why did you into Area Zero?

Reshi: *Smug* The rules don’t apply to me, you ruthless dictators

(it’s an established HC that my Pokésona hates Geeta’s guts and wants to see her kicked off the chairman position, mostly because she’s mad for what she did to Penny. Which she has put her foot down for and has told Geeta “No, she WILL NOT work for you.)

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This is basically what they are gonna become and probably the rest of the main cast will join

[justiceforpenny]

Tweet from Penny LauRae (@PennyLaurae)

Penny LauRae (@PennyLaurae) Tweeted:

#JusticeCon #Attorney #screenplay #donationswelcome #worldwide #Journalist #ShareForHer #Share #justiceforpenny

No longer keeping silent. I have a second chance to fight for what belongs to me since the movie Hereafter aired on Netflix on August 2018.

https://t.co/c7xJrFO2b5 https://twitter.com/PennyLaurae/status/1287069721041412096?s=20

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Some people just want to watch the world burn...

[thanotosomega]

If/When Penny gets a theme song if it isn't a high energy dance song with a rap section and contain something like "Power to full! all systems steady! Daddy's little girl is combat ready!" then what even is the point of music?

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'The Big Bang Theory' Season 11 Episode 7 Recap: Penny Shuts Down Sheldon's Slut Shaming Comment

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'The Big Bang Theory' Season 11 Episode 7 Recap: Penny Shuts Down Sheldon's Slut Shaming Comment

A quick recap of tonight’s Big Bang Theory episode would go something like this: Sheldon and Bert collaborated on a Geology project, but Sheldon didn’t want anyone to know; Raj went on a date with Bernadette’s co-worker, Ruchi, and later hooked up with her; and, sadly, Amy and Bernadette didn’t have much to do.

But perhaps the best—and potentially most over-looked—part of “The Geology Methodology” was the continuation of #JusticeforPenny (that’s right, Stranger Things 2 isn’t the only show that gets the justice hashtag).

Last week, Penny got revenge for years of blonde dumb jokes by effortlessly taking care of baby Halley, resulting in Halley saying her first word—”mama”—to Penny. The week before, Penny pulled off the near impossible by learning how to expertly handle an immature Sheldon.

And tonight, Penny continued her ascent as the season’s best character by masterfully putting Sheldon in his place after he attempted to slut-shame her. It all started with Sheldon coming to Penny for work advice, saying he’ll ruin his reputation if anyone finds out he’s working on a Geology project. Penny gives her opinion, but Sheldon can’t make up his mind whether or not to take it, which prompts the following exchange:

Penny: This is about science. Why’d you come to me?

Sheldon: Because it’s also about reputation. And somehow, you managed to hold your head high despite your checkered past.

Penny: Checkered past?

Sheldon: It’s a figure of speech referring to how sexually promiscuous you were.

Penny: Really?! Well I’ve got a figure of speech about how sexually promiscuous you can go be with yourself.

PHOTO: Michael Yarish/Warner Bros.

Sheldon being Sheldon, he had no idea what that was in reference to. For the rest of us, it was a great response to a ridiculous remark. For one, having casual—and hopefully safe—sex is nothing to be ashamed about. And two, it’s none of Sheldon’s business what Penny does in private. What’s even more ironic is that at the same time Sheldon is slut-shaming Penny, in another scene Bernadette and Howard are pushing Raj to have casual sex with Ruchi. Once again, the narrative is that it’s OK for a guy to have casual sex—but, according to Sheldon, a woman has a “checkered past” if she conducts her life in the same manner. SMH.

Later in the episode, Raj pays a visit to Penny’s therapy corner kitchen (I mean, she should start charging a fee at this point) and asks for advice with Ruchi. When Raj tries to convince Penny that he can handle a casual relationship, and Penny serves up the honest truth in the form of facial expressions and jumbled laughs, Raj wants to know why she keeps “doing that with your face?” Her response: “Because you keep saying stupid things with yours!”

Clearly, Penny is not here for anyone’s stupidity. The only crime is that her role in this episode was to service Raj and Sheldon’s story, and not her own. Hopefully, we’ll see more #JusticeForPenny as this season of The Big Bang Theory continues.

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Steve knows what he’s doing. Be like Steve.

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What if Penny was a human girl that unfortunately got in a coma or something like that. Her dad was like, wanted to see her beautiful smile again, so he built her as a robot with the same personalities, the Penny that we know today.

After the robot Penny got destroyed, the human Penny woke up from the coma. He then couldn’t hold his emotions. He hugged her tightly, and then she hugged him back, too.

But he couldn’t let her go out, because, when people saw her face, they would be shocked (as they thought she was the robot Penny), so he had to let her stay in her room until people seemed to forget about it. While she was in her room, her dad told her about the robot Penny and her moments, including her times with Ruby. She then REALLY wanted to meet her.

I think that in V7, her dad will tell her to finally go out and meet Ruby. She’ll then eagerly follow him, and then, meet Ruby and her friends. Ruby can’t hold her emotions and hug her tightly, just like her dad earlier, and then of course, Penny will tightly hug her back.

If Miles and Kerry are having trouble bringing Penny back as a robot, I’ll show them this right in their faces.