During " Iron & Stone," Lloyd was informed that his friend had been sent to the Realm of Oni and Dragons. After he realized she is the Quiet One, he felt betrayed as she played on his emotions by deriding him for not being a proper savior, as well as telling him that his uncle was the infant the ninja have. Harumi fought Lloyd and stated in the fight that she wanted to resurrect Lloyd's father so she could watch Garmadon destroy him. In Season 2 in " Double Trouble," Brad, along with his classmates, tried to turn Lloyd evil again. Their plan failed when Lloyd revealed Brad's true nature, which resulted in Brad's confession of his support for the ninja as they had saved him when the evil ninja had captured him. The other kids soon followed suit, joining Lloyd's side. He then decided to help Lloyd fight the evil ninja.

After Harumi seemingly killed his friends, he felt angry with her, thus refusing to join her and her council. He even said that he would make her pay for her actions. Despite this, Lloyd still cared very much about her. He tried to convince Harumi to do the right thing and join the right side on multiple occasions. He even noticed her doubt and hesitation in some of her decisions, thus continuing to see the good inside of her, in spite of being enemies. Firstbourne · 86. Iron & Stone · 87. Radio Free Ninjago · 88. How to Build a Dragon · 89. The Gilded Path · 90. Two Lies, One Truth · 91. The Weakest Link · 92. Saving Faith · 93. Lessons for a Master · 94. Green Destiny In " A Lesson in Anger," Garmadon tries to teach Lloyd how to do the Oni Form in the Samurai X Cave, and comes across difficulty. He criticizes Lloyd's inability to do the Oni form, and Lloyd's repressed Destruction leaves him, much to his surprise. Garmadon then gets frustrated with Lloyd for repressing his Oni self. P.I.X.A.L. then enters the room and interrupts the lesson with good news, and ends the episode there. Lloyd and The Overlord were fated enemies, as the prophesied Green Ninja and Dark Lord respectively. The Overlord hated Lloyd for being the grandson of the First Spinjitzu Master and sought to destroy him. In return, Lloyd personally hated The Overlord for corrupting his friends and father to serve him and defeated him during the Final Battle. Although the stories varied in the exact source of the intervention, it was overwhelmingly from a female Christian (for instance, ‘A youth leader, Claire’ (P22), a Christian woman who opened up about her own self-harm (P9), ‘Emma, a Christian who also self-harmed’ (P30), ‘a girl her age’ (P92)). The female often had experienced self-harm herself and was able to offer support in a peer support capacity. Here, the importance of identification and compassionate intervention that placed Summer at the centre of her recovery was highlighted as a means of breaking the stigma around mental health and allowing for open conversation and inroads to recovery. Negative interventions: Loss of agencyKai continues his larger role from the previous season due to his promise to always be there for Lloyd after Master Garmadon’s banishment to the Cursed Realm. Scholarly claims highlighting the harms of positioning mental health as underpinned exclusively by demonic aetiologies or personal sin (Hartog & Gow, 2005; Lloyd & Hutchinson, 2022; Lloyd & Waller, 2020; Lloyd, 2021a; Webb et al., 2008) is a perception that appears to be mirrored by the stories elicited in this study. In portrayals of the causes of self-harm, the stories often outlined that, when demonic aetiologies or personal sin were positioned as the sole cause of self-harm, the individual experienced increased levels of both public and personal stigma. Specifically, the stories illustrated participants’ perceptions that stigma was perceived as having both a causal and a maintaining role in self-harm, acting to diminish help-seeking behaviours. By describing shame and stigma as frequent outcomes of a solely demonic or spiritual aetiology, the participants appeared to comprehend and represent the dangers of a solely spiritual understanding of self-harm. I remember reading Ferdydurke by the same author when I was college, but this one was so much better! If I had to, I would compare this novel to Wuthering Heights (because of the hate-love theme and ridiculous comments), Dracula (extremely gothic setting with unsettling possessed characters) and Anna Karenina (ah the ball dance scene was everything), I can even throw in some Carrie Soto for the tennis aspect.

Bradley, Dan (2015-06-14). "LEGO Ninjago Season 5 Trailer for Possession and US Premiere Date Revealed". TheHDRoom . Retrieved 2021-05-04. Akita and Lloyd were about to part ways and the latter tries to come up with the best way to say goodbye. However, she seizes the moment to kiss him on his cheek, which left him surprised. She then bade him goodbye. Before leaving, he told her to take care and she told him the same. They meet again in " A Fragile Hope," where he listens to Lloyd plea to Zane and is left in a thought about it. In the dungeon, Grimfax questions Lloyd if he was really friends with Zane and if he could get through to him after Lloyd says he could, Grimfax released him. Thankful, Lloyd welcomes him to his resistance.They were reunited in " Dread on Arrival" and Lloyd discovered Misako had found Wu before she was captured by the Sons of Garmadon. He was very angry at seeing her situation and wanted her released before the ritual took place.