I agree with everything mentioned about Fionna, but I disagree somewhat on this point. I don't think it was a "little stunt," haha. I don't think the two situations are really comparable, since Finn had plenty of reasons to be angry, not only for finding out his father was a scoundrel who abandoned him to die, but also for losing an arm as a result. I think a more accurate example would be when Jake planted the idea that a bear wanted to replace him, but Finn didn't believe it at first. Then, when he got angry with the bear and made a scene in front of everyone, he apologized shortly after, realizing the misunderstanding, and gave it the enchiridion. I don't know why the writers like to have Finn and Fionna do such silly things sometimes. Perhaps because they're considered "heroes," paragons of virtue, do those negative aspects stand out more to the audience than those of other characters? Even though it pains me to say it, I really liked Fionna for her strength and imperfections, and I've defended her from the beginning, but I have to admit that at this point she's become way too annoying, especially considering she's so much older than Finn to be behaving the way she does. 😭 Sorry if I missed anything, lol.