[ SECRET POST #3705 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3705 ⌋

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

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[Bonnie Bennett, from The Vampire Diaries]


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[Criminal Minds, Alvez/Garcia]


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[Barton Fink]


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07. [(possible) SPOILERS for Supernatural]













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Comments

I don't know which characters you're talking about.

[(Anonymous)]

Because given most of the shows that I watch, the things that happen to the characters, and their reactions to them, none of those things would be out of the blue. Sometimes the reactions are short-lived or the immediate aftermath of a bad thing happening isn't shown (time skip), but seriously, I could see it for anybody on Teen Wolf, I could see it for everybody on Teen Wolf. Also, Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, NCIS, Hawaii Five-0, Lethal Weapon, MacGyver, Elementary, and Blue Bloods. If you watch procedurals, superhero shows, horror or sci-fi, a lot of bad things happen to the characters, a lot, and there's a lot they have to deal with. I just think those characters dealing with PTSD, depression, and/or anxiety would be completely understandable. I mean, the writers mostly don't have them do it, but that doesn't mean it's implausible.