[ SECRET POST #3736 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3736 ⌋

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

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[Star Trek: AOS (Reboot)]


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03.
[Jake Lloyd, Star Wars]


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(A Little Princess, the 1995 Alfonso Cuarón version)


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[Detective Constable Katie Harford (played by Georgina Campbell) on Broadchurch (season 3)]


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[Naruto, KakaSasu]


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07. [repeat]
[The Nosleep Podcast]










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Comments

[saturnofthemoon]

Okay, I'm confused. What did Uhura do that caused Amanda's death?

[(Anonymous)]

She invented red matter, apparently. Either that, or OP is taking the wildly sexist tack that it's Uhura's fault for "distracting" Spock, but OP specifically said she wasn't sexist, so it's definitely gotta be the red matter thing.

[(Anonymous)]

I think (trying to read OP as generously as possible) what they're saying is that the filmmakers sexistly positioned Uhura as "distracting" Spock such that the story that they actually ended up telling was one where what they portrayed as her "whiny stalling" was narratively repaid by the death of Amanda

[(Anonymous)]

yeah, one has to really hate the girl on principle and looking for excuses to hate on her to call that scene 'whiny stalling'.
Gotta love people trying to hide their own bias in a improper use of the word 'sexist'.

The trolling is very low quality. This secret tries too hard.

[(Anonymous)]

OP is suggesting that Uhura asking the acting captain why he abandoned his post 'delayed' him and prevented him from saving Amanda. An officer asking her captain why he's abandoning ship, while also maybe showing a bit of concern for someone they love (you don't even know they are a couple there, and her dignified behavior would make sense even if she just cared about her superior), obviously is a sexist stereotype, I guess.

Amanda didn't die because he didn't get there on time, but because when Spock got there and they were waiting for the enterprise to beam them all to the ship, the ground below Amanda suddenly collapsed killing her.

If you had no chill like OP, maybe you could actually blame Sarek, Spock, Kirk and Chekov too: it's Sarek's fault because he didn't take his wife to a safe place or left the planet when he could, thus forcing Spock to get there; it's Spock's fault because after talking with Uhura it took him too long to get on the transport pad in spite of him using the turbolift; it's Kirk's fault because he didn't step away from the pad as soon as Spock asked him to and he too 'delayed' him by asking where he was going; it's Chekov's fault because he didn't get Amanda on time.