[ SECRET POST #2820 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2820 ⌋

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

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[making_excuses]

Imma just jump in hella late, to say I agree with you, I think what you mean is something like this right? And using myself as a example:

I could follow plots as a kid, I understood that my mother was sick and I started reading at 5, but looking back I didn't understand all the nuances and reasonings behind it, nor did I completely understand how sick my mother is and the whys and hows. A lot of what I read went straight over my head (as in The Earth Childrens series, which I could tell you the plot I remember from reading it at a really young age, but rereading it. I realized I missed a lot).

So a 7 year old will manage to follow a plot or an argument, but their world is more or less black and white and the greys that comes with ages aren't fully formed yet, so a character is bad or a character is good, and the whys behind a good or a bad character isn't explored or thought of except if they are told about it in the film.