[ SECRET POST #3756 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3756 ⌋

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

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02.
[Elementary, Joan Watson]


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03.
[Overwatch]


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[the new miniseries Anne based on L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables]


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05.
[Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen/The Dark Crystal]


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06.
(Legion)


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07.
(Persona 4, Kanji x Naoto)


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08.
[Voltron: Legendary Defender]







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Comments

[digitalghosts]

1. Looked at your comment after other OP's and seems it was not even what I thought now from looking at Island's history.

2. It was Rachel Lynde - my version had her as Margarette Lind. I don't think they changed any other names.

As for Anne and matching up to boys - it was not me saying that she loathed some role division but she did try to prove herself by all ways possible.

Generally only the first book had the mixed tone of 'orphans should not demand much', 'children are not meant to be extravagant' and that she was excentric for liking frills in a 'bad kid' way. Should have specified that it was not feminity vs. masculinity but more of 'being a delicate and tragic lady from books' vs. 'what society wanted from her according to her'.

The translation I had did add her not being a boy to self doubt but in the beginning - she never wanted to be one or really compared but it was just her not doing a grand job in her head.

Have meant that she potentially could say that to mean some sort of equality thing in the very end - so when she was elderly but at that moment she was more concentrated on her losses and war criticism (after WW2 [edit: apparently it was during not after].

Update: Did watch the first episode and it was indeed the modern context, would have been IC if she said that she can try. As to your 06 and why I felt OP meant it in a general way was the tone and afraid that most of people on F!S do mean to apply stuff to everyone and everything.

However, this made me wonder why translation varied in tone as definitely before WW1 so it was not USSR agenda. Did double check with those who read same one and it was indeed framed as some serious religious battle between Protestants and Presbyterians (no one really noticed as the common distinctions still are that Protestants are Hugenots or Calvinists, Anglicans are run-away Catholics and Presbyterians are some off-kilter Puritan branch - it is pretty stupid it never occurred to me to check at all as it really never came up nor did it for anyone else and that would be from 1960s till now).

Ahem, will have to re-read originals it seems as a lot of stuff might be wonky so sorry to have commented foolishly.