[ SECRET POST #2869 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2869 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I have this thing where if a character has the name of someone I know, then that's how I see them. I had trouble with a character called Christina once because despite being described as white and blonde, I kept seeing her as olive-skinned with black hair. Sometimes it's not bad reading comprehension, just a stubborn mind that won't let go of things no matter how hard you try to shake the wrong image away.

[(Anonymous)]

I felt this way reading Melissa de la Cruz's Blue Bloods series. de la Cruz's inspiration for Oliver was Adam Brody, but because his name is Oliver, I kept picturing a blond guy because of Ryan O'Neal's Oliver in Love Story. Same with Jack, who actually IS supposed to be blond. I kept picturing him as the brooding, tall, dark, and handsome type.