[ SECRET POST #2770 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2770 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Worse, in fantastic/historical setting where people over the age of 14/15/16 are considered capable adults and expected to fight and/or marry...

[(Anonymous)]

Hm... I guess it depends? I know at least that in sope places and some times in history, and among certain groups, 15/16 year olds WERE expected to marry. Don't know about fighting though. I guess if it was necessary?

[kallanda_lee]

I guess anon is talking about the fact that in some times and in some places, minors were actually in armies.

[parsianprince]

Yup, in some time periods it could be necessary. This character, both historically and canonly, is an adult and in war because he is, and the country is at war. At first, I had even thought it was too young, but once a bit of research was done, one finds out that it's not just historical, but heavily related to the religion of the time, for 14 to be an adult.

[(Anonymous)]

Worse? No. You warn for underage because the reader isn't in that setting and won't readily recognize kids fucking as being 'like, totally okay because moral relativism'.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes. This.