[ SECRET POST #2675 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2675 ⌋

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Comments

[iceyred]

Anastasia died almost 100 years ago. How old are you that you know or knew people who were alive back then?

[cushlamochree]

It's not that implausible. Someone who was, say, 18 in 1918 would have been born in 1900. So if OP is, say, in their 50s, they could easily have known someone from that period when they were young.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that's what I figured. The "was friends with" really makes me think that those people aren't around anymore.

[making_excuses]

My great grandmother is 90 and I am 23 so it isn't a stretch to know someone who lived 100 years ago and was old enough to remember it.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm 24 and my biological grandmother (who died before I was born) would be 111. My grandfather died a couple of years ago at around 98.

[fauxkaren]

Lol mte.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe OP isn't a teenager or a twenty-something but some one in their 60's, which could make it possible that OP knew someone from that time from when she was a child.

[loracarol]

Maybe they work/volunteer at a retirement home, and are friends with some of the people that live there?

(That was my assumption, anyway.)

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Some people who were born in that era are still alive. Alas my maternal grandfather is not.

[(Anonymous)]

I thought they were mostly referring to Communist Russia as a whole, which was around until 1991.

[(Anonymous)]

Which also, incidentally, has nothing to do with this movie.

I think OP just knows someone from Russia and is jumping at the chance to be indignant about a kids movie.

[iceyred]

That would make a little more sense.

[(Anonymous)]

My grandma was 1 y.o. in 1918 and I'm only 26. There are a lot of people in their 30's and 40's and probably even older in this community, their grandparents could easy be teens and even adults in those years.

[abharding]

As been said, it is not impossible. Depending on the age of the OP, it could be a parent, a grandparent, or even a great grandparent. I am in 40s, but three out of my four grandparents were born in the 1800's (and the one that wasn't was a teenager in 1918).