The Psychology of Arcane: Sevika the PERFECT Soldier — Therapist Reacts!

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  @nomadskout9862 · 4 years ago

  What I like about Sevika is her adaptability after battle. Her arm at first had a auto injector when Caitlyn exploits that, she makes it where she injects it manually so, it doesn't happen again.

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  @The_Story_Of_Us · 4 years ago

  An underrated Sevika moment: Walking through the club to Silco’s office she just takes someone’s giant bottle of booze without sparing them a glance and they’re just like ”Well okay then, guess that’s not mine anymore…”

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  @JetSetMia · 4 years ago

  I also love that she’s a portrayal of the perfect soldier without being seen as emotionless or have no autonomy. Instead, she’s a good solider because she can control her emotions and chooses to be a good soldier for a cause she genuinely believes in.

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  @grifhalo8118 · 4 years ago

  Sevika is the most emotionally controlled person in the show. She has insane ego strength, equal to Vander, and loyalty to a cause that never wavers. Such an amazing character

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  @killjoy4051 · 4 years ago

  I found out that Sevika means in hindi "servant of god", and makes so much sense since she's one of the most loyal characters in the show. I love Sevika, I think her back story have so much potential <3

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  @brandonpayne2877 · 4 years ago

  I always liked how Sevika is never scared of Jinx. At first glance, Jinx comes off as creepy but Sevika is never fazed. Especially when Jinx ties her up.

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  @LandofBrickForests · 4 years ago

  I felt she didn't get enough credit for how resilient and how much of a badass she is. She's quite a fighter, i could easily see her vi having a friend/rival style of relationship.

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  @th3voice · 4 years ago

  Finally someone gets it. Sevika never betrayed anyone except arguably Finn, and that was IN LOYALTY as well. She absolutely didn't betray Vander because he was not her employer or commander, he was a self appointed community leader that she had previously followed. She makes her intentions to not follow anymore crystal clear and walks out. There is no duty, responsibility or promise she ever breaks at any point, except Finn's delusion that he, in HIS betrayal, has swept her along after her repeated refusals. To argue Sevika owes Vander some kind of loyalty at the time of her supposed betrayal is to argue that she is a slave. Vi is simply, flatly WRONG when she calls Sevika a traitor. I love that Sevika doesn't protest it... not because she agrees, but because arguing with Vi serves no purpose. It is not an admission of guilt that she says "Vander had his chance", just a dismissal of the premise.

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  @ReimaginedSkies · 4 years ago

  It's interesting how much power and intimidation she has while being the least prideful/arrogant character in the show

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  @MistyKathrine · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nifIXYuTLJ4&amp;t=778">12:58</a> &quot;One of the reasons they lost the sherrif&quot;. Jinx killed Marcus, pre-meditated and on purpose. &nbsp;In episode 6 when Vi tells Jinx that she was in prison, and Jinx immediately asks: &quot;Marcus?&quot;. &nbsp;Then in episode 7 when Jinx is questioning Silco about her sister, Silco says to Jinx: &quot;Marcus never told me she was in Stillwater&quot;. &nbsp;The next thing Jinx does after that is go to her room finish her firelight bombs and then uses them to kill Marcus. &nbsp;Jinx would have seen Marcus as the person who took her sister away from her, and Jinx being Jinx, went and took her revenge.

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  @moonlight2870 · 4 years ago

  What I love about Sevika&apos;s walk is that she doesn&apos;t dodge from anyone. People get out of her way.

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  @Raven_Black_252 · 4 years ago

  Oh I love that cosplay! Every time I say it can&apos;t get any better than this and you just keep surprising us! I also love Sevika, she&apos;s a really good side character. She is literally anti-Vi.

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