A pairing that raises eyebrows — either because the dynamic between the characters or people is ethically weird, the fandom side-eyes it for reasons it keeps having to explain, or the chemistry just seems manufactured and off in a way you cannot quite articulate but also cannot ignore. Sus ship is not always a hard no; sometimes it is more of a hmm. Maybe the power imbalance is uncomfortable. Maybe the stanning feels a little performative. Maybe there is some canon context that makes the whole thing feel a bit rich. The sus does not necessarily kill the ship — it just adds a layer of discourse.
I see why people ship them but honestly it is a bit sus ship given the whole season two subplot — the fandom really glossed over that.
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