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⌈ Secret Post #2823 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What characters do you feel the most protective of?

[elaminator]

MTE, I don't think Harold will ever die (...shouldn't have said that) but a part of me fears it. I couldn't watch POI without him. It just wouldn't be the same. (It was hard enough for me to keep watching without Carter; I almost didn't. If Harold goes, so do I.)

IA with Athelstan as well. He's had a rough time.

Re: What characters do you feel the most protective of?

[rubbertea]

i agree. i mean, every character is important on poi, and at the same time they could all die before the end of the show, but not harold. if he has to die i think it'll be in the last episode.

idk how michael does that. the same thing happened in lost. they hired him for three episodes, and then half a season, then an entire season, and before they could blink he was carrying the whole show on his shoulders. and he wasn't even a main character. what a guy. (can you tell i'm a fan)

on athelstan: poor george blagden only gets whoobie roles. first grantaire, then athelstan.

Re: What characters do you feel the most protective of?

[elaminator]

...right after Reese, maybe? That would kill me. They can't all die, I would never recover. (Whoops, now I know what the POI finale is going to look like.)

Michael is an incredible actor, but I didn't stick with Lost. Sometimes I think I should go back and watch it from the beginning but I have a friend who was a huge lost fan and the ending really soured things for her. That said, I completely believe you! He has a lot of presence and is quite skilled; I'm sure he was one of the better parts of the show.

Oo, I forgot to comment on Grantaire but Blagden was good in that too. Didn't expect to like it because I'm not a big musical fan, but I was moved by Blagden's beautiful face.

Re: What characters do you feel the most protective of?

[rubbertea]

well, harold pretty much revealed the ending in the very first episode when he said he and reese would be killed sooner or later. idk, maybe it's corny, but i'd like it if they died together. ok, it's totally corny, but i don't care. i want that.
and then there's fusco and shaw and root and i don't want them to die either :( but it's going to happen, because the show needs to meet its dead people per season quota.

lost can be really hard to keep up with at times. like, there are times where it seems to drag on forever, and then all of a sudden it's going through plot lines like an elephant in a porcelain shop. and the ending was very divisive, to say the least. but yeah, ben linus was one of the best things about it. and now i need to watch it again. damn it.

george really is cute. it's the sad puppy dog eyes that do it for me. that and the scruffy hair. it's weird, because he's such a nice cheerful person, but he plays sad characters very well.

Re: What characters do you feel the most protective of?

[elaminator]

Ouch...you're correct, he did say that.

I think I would be...well, maybe not okay, it would still be devastating, but if Reese and Finch are going to die I agree that they should do it together. As painful as it would be, it would almost seem...idk, less harsh to just kill them both at the same time. Almost poetic.

Fusco's demise is maybe the worst out of these for me, possibly because he seems the most normal. He could totally move somewhere far away, start a new life and be okay.

I just want everyone to be happy... (Yes, I'm watching the wrong show.)

He is! He's a ray of sunshine in interviews; the change is startling. (Then again, he IS an actor, and a great one at that. He's very good at expressing himself without words.)