[ SECRET POST #2691 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2691 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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11. [WARNING for sexual assault, rape, bullying]

[Akuma Kyoushi]


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[X-Men: Days of Future Past]















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Comments

Re: HERE BE SPOILERS

[a_potato]

Ooooh yesss on the keepsakes, particularly Sue biting the glove and wanting to hate but not quite being able to. And I love how, when Maud passes Charles the two of hearts, we experience it from Sue's perspective, so she thinks she's being mocked, even as we know that it's actually a declaration of love.

There's so much more I want to say about Maud's upbringing and Mr. Lilly's dispositions but I can't quite put it into words just yet. The one thing I can say, however, is that he came across as being oddly detached. It seemed to me that he was fixated on erotica in a very non-erotic way; it was all academic to him, interesting for its novelty and rarity rather than for its content. I find this fascinating.