[ SECRET POST #3047 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3047 ⌋

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

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[Suzanne from Orange is the New Black]


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[Soul Caliber V]


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(Rick and Morty)


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[Love The Way You Lie - Eminem feat. Rihanna]


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[Bones]


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11. [SPOILERS for Grimm]
[WARNING for rape]



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12. [WARNING for rape]

[Eddie Murphy, Bill Cosby]


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13. [WARNING for incest/underage]



























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Comments

[intrigueing]

But comics =/= movies, comics characters =/= movie characters, and comics ships =/- movie ships. If they hate those pairings in the movies, it doesn't make a damn difference if they haven't read the comics. The movies are NOT the comics. The characters have different personalities, different histories, different memories, are involved in different events and different character arcs. You know, all the experiences that make characters and relationships what they are. Some magical mystical aura of comics-ness does not magically seep into the movies' universe just 'cause.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, except Sharon has barely been in the movies and people are already hating on the ship. Comic and movie canons might be different but the fandoms intersect, so MCU fans bash on ships without understanding where comic fans are coming from.

[(Anonymous)]

She's still related to Peggy though. Which is a lot of people's issue with the ship.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

That and...I find some of Sharon's behavior to be off-putting when you consider what Steve's been through.

It's clear he's trying to establish a connection with her (the whole laundry thing and cup of coffee). And I just have an issue with Sharon being okay with hiding her relation to Peggy and playing along with the "protect Captain America" thing.

Not to mention that I find it deeply odd how she's working as a nurse in an infectious disease ward -- which is EXACTLY what Steve's mom was.

Her cover couldn't have been as say, a vet tech? Why THAT specific cover? It just seems horribly manipulative to me and Steve, psychologically, isn't in the best place right now. He misses what he's lost.

[(Anonymous)]

Seems to me like she's just doing her job. You're reading an awful lot into the couple of short scenes they had together.

[(Anonymous)]

I think, though, that "just doing your job" isn't always a good excuse.

I do think that it's manipulative (on either SHIELD or her part -- although she's still complying either way) to take the niece of a man who has lost EVERYTHING and having her watch over the depressed man while having basically the same job as his long dead mother.

That's rather fucked up. And I have issues with Sharon being complicit in that.

Especially because the "assigned to protect you" excuse is ludicrous given that Steve is Captain America and, moreover, the Russo's have said she's a rookie. If you're sending someone who is supposed to protect Captain America (because he can't do it himself) you don't send a rookie.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Then it's creepy on the part of whoever gave her the assignment? I wouldn't put it past S.H.I.E.L.D. to pick Sharon to get close to Steve specifically because of her relation to Peggy, and to set her up with the nurse cover story specifically because of his mom. I don't think anyone would argue with any sort of conviction that she's some evil stalker mastermind trying to manipulate Steve for personal gain, just that, the situation being what it is, they'd find it really creepy if they actually got together. She is almost certainly just doing her job, but that doesn't mean that the situation is now totally not weird or skeevy.

[(Anonymous)]

She's okay with it because...that's what she was hired to do. At that point, she doesn't have any connection to Steve other than that she's supposed to watch him as part of her job.

She's a spy. She lies. That's what spies do.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah but if they're going to be in a relationship later, that's extremely fucked up.

[kallanda_lee]

The thing is that in the scenes that she was with Steve, the actors seemed to have zero online chemistry. Like, he literally had better chemistry with any other character. And, this does influence how people perceive a ship. Maybe they'll do something amazing in civil war that will make me change my mind, but as it is I just can't ship it.

[(Anonymous)]

And then the butthurt comics fans bash on the MCU ships because "ew, they put Tony together with that icky girl Pepper! They're not supposed to be together because they're not together in the comics, waaahhh!' Give me a break.