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Part of me wants to say that it's a question which will be answered in upcoming chapters, and that people are jumping all over criticisms before the story's even done... but then, it probably also says something about the writing that it's a very common sentiment - being led to complain or criticize elements of the fiction before the story's end, rather than naturally feeling that it's a mystery that will be solved. A 'jumping the shark' type plot content, perhaps? Something so out of the ordinary that it doesn't seem to "fit" at all, as opposed to something feasibly based on something believable within the canon, and how it's written in to the plotline itself.
I asked the same questions, but perhaps my 'standard' line is a little more lax. I still expect that the things we know are 'new' to canon will have an explanation - even the things that seems unfeasible or ridiculous. For me, it says "oh they're going somewhere with this" before it says "what are the writers thinking?!". I just hope it doesn't get to the latter for me :)