I always forget that they introduced the avatars in Season 5 and no they weren’t really evil or good they just craved power to create their utopia or their version of what they believed to be utopia. I just always wondered what everyone else was before they joined them, were they powerful demons, witches, warlocks, and etc.
@@jordankelly9206 Yes but for the most part they are neutral because they could’ve killed the sisters if they wanted to and kept the world how it was in utopia or better yet they could’ve took out the Elders long ago and started running things but they don’t if they were truly evil they would’ve taken out everyone that opposed them but instead they chose to set things back and hope one day humans will be ready to go back to utopia.
I wouldn't join the Avatars. Because Cole as Belthazor would vanquish the Avatars. Because you can't take out the demonic side when the demonic side would vanquish the Avatars.
@@BlackGirlMarvel She's a mfking empath. And even before that there was a lot of lip service given about her being empathetic and compassionate but really this is who she is. At least she's not talking about work
Phoebe became so horrible and unbearable. When Charmed first started she was my fave and so many others’ favorite, but Brad Kern just ruined her character
@@Wolffen51I Know Right & Also I Could Not Agree More As Well, & I Think That The Reason Is Is Because Prue/Shannen Was Allways My Absolute Favourite In This, & Then When Shannen Left It Became Paige/Rose, But Only Because I Am Such A Massive Fan Of Both Shannen & Rose. Luv Tara :)
the way nothing came of the avatars until season 7 and the writers couldn't figure out whether the avatars are evil or not so they just gave up in ep13
So coles power after the rewrite of history must have gone into the collective of the avatars afterwards right? Meaning they probably saw the end result of everything that would likely happen
Phoebe got what she wanted, Cole going back to evil but insane is a bonus. He didn’t choose this, Phoebe pushed him to it. One bitterful+hateful day after another. She never wanted him to b good, nor evil. She wanted him dead and gone, but needed a major reason to go for it. From here to his death is all her fault. If she was an empath then, she would feel all the pain he has and would have gone a little sympathetic on him to help him out. As for the avatars. They should've told him about Utopia they were after. Even thou it came with a price (conflicts=death, no free will , or mouning the pain of loss), but would show him they're not evil. We never c that black guy again when they returned.
Cole tried to force Phoebe back into a relationship she no longer wanted to be in and its her fault he couldn't let go and move on? That's a reach. She wasn't tormenting him he was tormenting her and couldn't take no for an answer. Cole felt all the pain he gave Phoebe in the season 5 premiere and still tried to make his way back in her life. It's not Phoebes job to take care of Cole. She loved him, her first love. And it ended badly and Cole couldn't move past it that's on him not on Phoebe.
Cole never forced Phoebe back into a relationship that she wanted. Because in the earlier seasons they were always great together. But when season 5 came it was all about the sisters ruining Cole and Phoebe relationship just because they wanted to break them up over nothing. Yeah they all did Cole dirty. But at least Cole as Belthazor would vanquish the charmed ones if they didn't have a vanquishing potion to free Cole.
I can't stand cole, but we can all agree he was kept on for way to long, his character creation is what lead to constance leaving actually (found out online) everything worked best when they worked together they were both extreme sides of the spectrum he wanted storys n arcs (maybe to much) & she wanted stand alone eps & no relationships other than the sisters.
Eh, the Avatars aren't good or evil, they just are. It's unfair to put them in one camp or the other. I'm actually a fan of them, they just needed a little humanity to mellow them out lol
They liked to say they were beyond evil and good, but in the end they wanted total control of everyone and everything and would erase people from existence if they ever questioned what was going on/went against the avatars
The whole "It's not about good or evil, it's about power" thing is a cliche used by villains in a wide variety of fiction. They want to be in charge, and don't mind hurting people to accomplish their goals. That's pretty much the dictionary definition of evil.
