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RWBY Volume 8, Episode 4: "Fault" REACTION

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First published at 05:56 UTC on December 6th, 2020.

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I absolutely loved the dramatic tension between Yang, Jaune and Ren in this episode, and don't even get me started on the scene between Oscar and Salem. For a minute, there, Oscar even had me fooled into thinking Oz had taken control with his tone and facial expressions. And though I didn't catch it until I watched the episode a second time, during her reveal shot when Salem was toying with the mist, you could hear what sounded like the laughter of little girls.

I also think this is setting up for a 'Cinder betrays Salem' plot, given Cinder's disobedient traits and Salem's attitude toward her.

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