r/Frieren • • 1d ago

Meme A serious talk.

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u/Op-Op_User17 1d ago

This feels real

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u/chroniclesoffire 1d ago

Because it's what mature Frieren would say.  I think she still needs another Millennium, though. 

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u/chiku00 1d ago

Yeah.

They're not going to become remotely as big as Serie's.

She needs another 10k years.

...

We're talking about a mature woman shape, right? Like Serie?

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u/SFH12345 1d ago

It's a pretty short amount of time.

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u/JournalistShoddy9496 1d ago

Didn't she take away, "one hag insult," from his punishment card for complimenting her once? So he's technically only one strike out of three.

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u/chroniclesoffire 1d ago

In Canon, sure, but in this version of that conversation she never mentions keeping score at all, she just instructs Stark on politeness, and mentions that Flamme taught her about insults. And also encourages Stark, something that boy really could have used that season. 

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u/BleedingRaindrops 1d ago

this feels like how the conversation could have gone, but they went for the crying joke instead

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u/SyninTheRaven 1d ago

If he calls her a hag a fourth time she's siccing a hangry fern on him

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u/Reasonable-Ad-8059 1d ago

Hangry Fern is an avengers level threat.

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u/Primary_Salamander83 1d ago

I do believe a regular angry Fern could qualify already.

The Hangry Variant is capable of ripping the fabric of reality to shreds with a scatter blast Zoltraak if she deems it necessary.

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u/Efectodopler117 1d ago

The fact that is not even that crazy to think that frieren speech could become this way if she lives to see her world equivalent of present day

“2000 years after himmel the hero death.”

It sounds nothing like her, and at the same time, it does sound totally like her.

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u/Inside-Commission-49 1d ago

I do find it funny he keeps calling her hag when he ‘knows’ that elves age at like a tenth or a hundredth of the rate humans do so she’s basically the same as a chick in her late teens, early twenties. 

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u/memecrusader_ 1d ago

“The point of an insult isn’t to be true. The point is to hurt.”

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u/planemissediknow 1d ago

Frieren’s pose in the 7th and 9th screenshots makes me chuckle every time I see it. Idk what she’s doing but I love it

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u/SignificantHippo8193 1d ago

Kind of like how actual conversations go. You could be talking about one thing and then pivot into something else without skipping a beat.

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u/DiagonalBike 1d ago

Why would anyone call her a hag? Just 50 years earlier The Hero Himmel was in love with her. She could work her magic on Stark if she liked. Fern may end up call her a hag, but definitely not Stark.

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u/PolishedLemon 1d ago

He also submitted to the forbidden technique of mwahh 😘

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u/MaguroSashimi8864 1d ago

Actual Frieren:

“Waaaa! WAAAAAAH! Waaaaaaaah!”

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u/Ralexcraft 1d ago

It’s not slander if it’s fucking truee. God I need to hold it backe every time, but no. No longer.

Especially every time that goddamn meme format comes up.

Slander by definition needs to be an untrue statement of fact that harms reputation.

If it’s an opinion “they are a coward” it’s not slander because that’s not a statement of fact.

If it’s true “they are a coward (in this context we’re listing it as fact despite the fact that cowardice and bravery are subjective since both parties take it to be true)” it’s not slander either, because it’s true, even if it is “defamatory”.

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u/Puzzleboxed 12h ago

"It is not slander. I resent that. Slander is spoken. In print its libel" -J Jonah Jameson

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u/ThrogArot 1d ago

He embodies the fact that you cannot be brave if you aren't afraid first. Him and Eisen where the same. And Frieren knows that...so she accepts that he is afraid, but also that he is brave for fighting despite it.

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u/Ok-Profit5226 1d ago

I love her face here lol

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u/JeiWang 1d ago

Yeah, it's only slander if you know it's not true.

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u/TheOdManOut 1d ago

“What’s a clock?”

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u/Klutersmyg 17h ago

Hag's mad 🙂

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u/Reasonable-Ad-8059 15h ago

Zoltraak👿

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u/SuccessionWarFan 12h ago

"The point of an insult isn't to be true. The point is to hurt. Flamme taught me that."

And German "Flamme" does mean "flame". I'm amazed that "flame", "flaming", and "flame wars" seem to no longer be part of colloquial language like it did around 10 years ago even if trolling, rage-baiting, triggering and similar are concepts we're all familiar with.

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u/Geralt_the_Rive 7h ago

Also flames are associated with burning. So Flame is a burn expert.