[ SECRET POST #3782 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3782 ⌋

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

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[Lord of the Rings, Glorfindel]


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(Questionable Content)


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[The Simpsons]


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06. [SPOILERS for Erma]



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07. [SPOILERS for Guardians of the Galaxy 2]



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08. [WARNING for talk of suicide]



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09. [WARNING for rape]




















Notes:

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Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I also think it's worth noting that, unlike Fitz himself, AIDA/Ophelia /knew/ she was in the Framework, had all her memories of the real world with her and therefore could use her knowledge of what real world Fitz is like to insert herself into his life and become important to him -- they apparently met at the Academy and it seems likely to be that AIDA basically inserted herself 'in place' of Simmons and then went from there. So even if Framework!Fitz did fall in love with AIDA she was still in a sense manipulating him and misrepresenting herself to him (because the 'Ophelia' he met in the Academy was just AIDA, presenting herself as a regular student when she's not and she knows it, and the only reason she was even there was specifically to get close to him all with him having absolutely no awareness of this). And if they did have sex in the Framework, it was with AIDA again knowing full well that the real world Fitz is trapped against his will in the Framework and has had all his memories forcibly alerted. The functional equivalent of 'I gave him a computer roofie that reset his life' does not equal consent, IMO.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, which clearly demonstrates she was lying and did indeed manipulate him. According to her and Radcliffe, her imperative was to fix one regret for everyone (in Fitz's case, his dad). By inserting herself into his life (and arguably by being an entity within the Framework at all), she was going beyond her programming to get something else that SHE wanted. When it's clearly obvious that she is not held to the constraints that she claims she is, then nothing she says can be taken at face value, including the claim that everything Fitz did was by his own choices in altered circumstances. (I mean, not that we can ever take a villain's statements at face value, anyway.)

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sorry darling but if person A stalks person B on Twitter and Facebooks, learns what person B likes and uses that information to woo person B, that isn't rape.

[(Anonymous)]

DA - Nothing sells an argument based on false equivalence like a condescending nickname, sweetie!