[ SECRET POST #3771 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3771 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

To be fair, that would've solved exactly none of her problems and would've created a whole new set of problems that would've been harder to deal with without help.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but her situation was deliberately written to put her in that corner so they could market it as a romance.

[(Anonymous)]

Except...no? If their end goal is to make a sci fi romance, there's no need to write a convoluted story that makes it necessary to rationalize the hero's actions. You'd just write a happy rom com. The point was clearly to write a situation with deliberate conflicts and complications.

You're also kind of forgetting that the people who wrote the script are not the same people who decide how to market it because that's not how the movie industry works.