[ SECRET POST #3381 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3381 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I can't comment to FinRay, because I haven't seen Star Wars, but the fact Ichabod was MARRIED AND DEVOTED TO HIS WIFE did put the kibosh on quite a few people who might have shipped him with Abbie during the first few seasons. Now that he's a free agent, that will likely change.

[(Anonymous)]

Let's not pretend you have to be single to be shipped. How many shippers break up couples so their preference can happen?

Hell you don't even have to break them up. I was quite fond of the idea of Ichabod having lustful thoughts towards Abbie and then feeling guilty about it.

[iggy]

Yeah like 75% of ships in fandom, outside of the canon ones, involve breaking up a canon ship.

[(Anonymous)]

DA.

Yeaaah. I also haven't seen Star Wars, so staying out of that, but Ichabod's being married and devoted to his wife was why I didn't ship Ichabod/Abbie. Like, it had nothing to do with Abbie at all. Ichabod was married, so the only person I shipped him with was his wife.

(Which, again, can't speak for anyone else, but if a character is married, I never ship them outside of their marriage unless they canonically break up. I'm just not comfy with that sort of ship.)

[iggy]

That's fine! I'm generally uncomfortable with infidelity too.

It's the level of vehement rage that was directed toward Ichabbie that was the problem.

[(Anonymous)]

I never saw that, just people blogging Ichabbie. I shipped it (when I watched the show.) Katrina was a ghost, LOL, who cares about her.

[iggy]

It's less people not shipping it and more the vehement, vocal, hatred and anger that was so common. I get not wanting infidelity. I hate that too.

Though that being said I don't think most Ichabod/Abbie fans supported him cheating. I think they got that the narrative was leading to Katrina's eventual death (which it totally was from day one), and that they could hook up after that.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe because the shippers were villifying Katrina for getting in tbe way of their ship, even before she was a villain? I remember there were an awful lot of secrets about how terrible she was that seemed over the top.

[iggy]

I like 99.9% of female characters, but to be honest... I did loathe Katrina. I was ambivalent on her after season one but even before her heel face turn in S2 I was pretty ugh.

That being said, I heard some of them were harassing the actress and that is uncalled for. And the outright violent rhetoric to the character was shitty too.

[(Anonymous)]

DA. I abandoned the series long ago and I remember that the N!OTP crowd was mostly just done with relationships going like Mulder and Scully or Booth and Bones - I have been scorned by both xD, mum loved them. Now, I don't really have data about what if there's been another POC interest for either Ichabod or Abbie. Also most popular ships back when I was into this show were the ones with her supervisor.

Katrina excuse is wishy-washy since the show made quite a point for long that she is gone - so he'd be a widower.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, Ichabod's still a free agent but Abbie's dead so that ship seems to be dead in the water (unless they persuade Nicole Beharie to return)