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This scene was so shocking Just when they thought they have won Poor hinamori, and the sad part is that it has to be Toshiro They never knew that Aizen was already using Kyoka Suigetsu

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//BFDIA22 - - - - - - - - - i really like the direction they took with the elimination. they didn’t make it super sad like everyone thought it would be, we’ve already had PLENTY of dramatic coinpin moments this season so it was nice that this was so lighthearted! (i’m fine.)

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so crazy to think that this was the first scene they filmed together and they already had BIG chemistry

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Brett Meiselas: Instead of gaslighting themselves into thinking we won, I hope they realize that we did lose and that this was a surrender and that this was a humiliation for the US. Because the next time that they decide that they want to do something like this, I hope they have a second thought.

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