[ SECRET POST #3206 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3206 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't even watched past S4 and even I can see what you mean about this. I'm not sure I ever 100% support the idea that the only way for a story to end is for the character to die. But there are definitely some stories where it's...the cleanest narrative option, I guess?

I mean, I'm glad Buffy didn't die, but part of me (the part of me that likes a nice clean literary arc) will always think the ending of S5 was the ending that should have been.

SPN is a lot like that only more so. At a certain point I just feel like, what's left of these people as people? Do they have the capacity to downshift into any sort of normality anymore, or has it been completely beaten and trained and traumatized out of them?