[ SECRET POST #3499 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3499 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Cursed Child thread

[morieris]

Yeah I TOTALLY get why most people were lukewarm to cold on it, but I was one person who didn't hate the epilogue (That everyone said was too 'happily ever after' bleh bleh bleh) and liked having some actual problems and conflict within a famous family.

Re: Cursed Child thread

[sparrow_lately]

See, I wish we spent more time looking at this famous family and their problems as opposed to this weird confused tangle. I'd love to see how Harry, Ginny, and the kids deal with the intersections of fame, expectations, family, trauma, resentment, etc.....but like, it all got sidelined for such heightened drama. I'd rather see more small scale stuff? IDK

Re: Cursed Child thread

[morieris]

Makes sense. I would have liked that too - "Hey you're being a famous auror and mum's writing sports shit and I feel bad and unwanted."

Also; Delphi being a secret hidden character is just too on the nose naming.

Re: Cursed Child thread

[sarillia]

I have friends who are still reading it and one of them said he likes Delphi. I keep laughing and wondering if he'll still like her when he finds out she's Voldemort's secret daughter.

Re: Cursed Child thread

[sparrow_lately]

I agree! And since I read the play between Aeschylus and Virgil (so I can lesson plan for my students in the fall), I didn't trust her with a name like that for a second, lol