Why Did Qrow Tell Dudley Or Dee? To Turn Off The Gun Turrets When Grimm Are Attracted To Negative Emotions

Why did Qrow tell Dudley or Dee? To turn off the gun Turrets when Grimm are attracted to negative emotions i.e the scared or worried passengers in the trains as it runs on set tracks on a mountain side. If anything they should be more worried about a potential avalanche (unless theirs a hard light barrier on the mountain protecting the tracks) the turrets would actually do a better job protecting people then getting up top of said train.

Also why did Ren and Jaune just now figure out that they can hide the passengers after a huntsman gets killed, another breaks his arm and is then assaulted by one of your members for doing his job, and then you realise you could've just stayed on board and have your weapons out just incase. The windows were protected, the train had gun Turrets, they could've Gone to the back of the train just in case to help cover the rear. DON'T GO ONTO THE ROOF OF A HIGH SPEED VEHICLE AS IT'S MOVING WITH GUN TURRETS FIRING AT EVERYTHING THAT MOVES AND YOU BARELY HAVE ENOUGH ROOM TO FIGHT YOURSELF ALSO TRAIN'S HAVE TUNNELS AND YOU ARE ON THE. EDGE. OF. A. MOUNTAIN. STAY INSIDE.

(Trust me I didn't know IGN was hosting RWBY content, it's a surprise to me too.)

RWBY:V6 truly is the volume where Team Kids became an unlikeable bunch of entitled heroes.

Even people as harmlessly amusing as Dee and Dudely need to be threatened with their jobs just for introducing themselves and what they do.

The writers couldn't be bothered to make an actual, unlikeable asshole that accosts the kids. They had to make two brothers who are just Huntsmen himbos that pose no threat. It would've been funny to see Team Kids amuse them and work together with them, but they quickly go into antagonizing them from the jump. Even Qrow - as much as I felt bad for him in this particular volume - was cringe.

Can't forget that one of the brothers gets killed and the team still thinks about antagonizing the living brother just because they want to do everything their way.

Thought this could fit in well here

i have so much rage in me one day i think i will explode. i dont think i know how to forgive as much as i know how to forget

Did anyone else come from successful families on both sides where each generation is expected to succeed or do better than the last but you're in your final year of high school and have done nothing to prove so by wasting your potential despite having worked hard for most of your life?

Is anyone hear the youngest of your family and already considered the smartest or the best of your already highly capable older siblings, but because in everyone's eyes they wasted their potential everyone's putting the expectation to be the "successful one" even though said siblings are already doing well in their own right and it's just the way your family has perceived what they've done as failing?

Did anyone else constantly succeed growing up in terms of either academics or extra curriculars to the point everything became a complete bore to you so you get accepted into an international private school in hopes of giving you a challenge with your families encouragement. So you go and you thrive but over the years your mental health begins deteriorating so you beg to be let to go back to public school where you think you'll do well because what they're teaching now was already taught to you at private school but you brain just wants rest and doesn't care about failing or succeeding you just want to be able to sleep everything away?

Did anyone else do really well in one languages but not know they're mother tongue because of systematic racism so when you're school finally gives you a chance to learn it you're family convinces you to go but you were already doing so well in a different language and now have to transfer to another so you don't let your family down?

Did anyone else do so much extra curricular activities because you were afraid of making friends and these were some of the only ways you could talk to people but you did them for so long and you became so good at them that these became boring to you as well and for once you just wanted to have a weekend, lunchtime, or some after school time to yourself where you didn't have to worry about practice, training, and homework without missing one?

Did anyone else have to take extra swimming lessons because it's an essential life skill but your fear of deep water prevents you from ever using these skills so you stay in the shallows and feel like the money and time spent on those lessons went to waste?

Did anyone else's family sign them for an after school club because you appearently need to learn new skills for the future but you're already so busy and these lessons are expensive so once again you're wasting more time and money but this time even though you've confronted your family they tell you no but you're suffering of boredom and anxiety of not having learned or understood anything for two and half hours?

Did anyone else miss out on the chance to learn basic life skills like communication, cooking, and cleaning, and first aid because you were too busy trying to succeed at everything else to the point it caused you crippling loneliness and made you think that everyone else's opinion if you was more important than you yourself?

Did anyone else have complete plan for the future because you thought said plan would go the way you were expecting things would work out but the world was already shit and because you're failing at just about everything you were good at now you don't know if you'll make it to uni because you don't have enough credits and you might have to repeat. You don't know if you'll go to art school because no one cares about artists careers. You don't know if you'll become an architect because now you're always destroying your work in frustration because it didn't turn out the way you wanted it to. You don't know if you'll write a successful book because you can't sort out in your head how to sort out the plot, characters, and symbolism and weave everything into a compelling story. You don't know if you'll become an animator because of the crappy work hours compared to payment.

You're plan failed and you have no idea what to do. You've wasted everyone's money and time and you've wasted your potential and lost your future.

No, Just me? Okay then.

Tyler dining with the Addams to meet Wednesday parents officially and they're really concerned because he do look a lot like the boy next door, your friendly neighbor, some real normal boring guy and they didn't expect that to be Wednesday's first boyfriend until Morticia asked why took so long for they to met and Tyler like "oh I was locked in a psychiatrical hospital after I murdered ten people" and her and Gomez both sighed in relief.

question

what's the mental effects of a period like?

i have a hunch and im gonna be SO fuckin pissed if it's right