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⌈ Secret Post #3261 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Writing Argument-Redeemed Bully Character

[(Anonymous)]

People can definitely change. But the befriending the victims thing does make me question it, a little bit. It's hard for people to let that kind of thing go, even if they should. Emotionally, most people don't want to buddy up with their abuser, even if said abuser has changed. And for multiple people do it...

AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

The reuniting takes place years after and a few of the people who went to a private school with the former bully saw what they went through and how it effected them.

Plot played some part in their partnership with the former bully finding something important and it sort of linking to them. They started out having to work together and then managing to learn to work together from there.

Re: AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

People can carry emotional grudges/hurt for decades, and sometimes they don't care if they people who hurt them get hurt. It's ugly, but true. STILL, I could definitely believe some people would be okay with it, especially if the bully character showed remorse, and all.

And tense working relationships can be a lot of fun to read, so that's cool for your friend.