[ SECRET POST #3793 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3793 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Who is your least favorite fictional character?

[(Anonymous)]

I literally worked from sun up until sun down yesterday, which is why I never came back to comment on this. But you obviously spent time on it, and it's a good comment, so I wanted to let you know I did read it, and I agree with pretty much all of it.

It's weird, though, because I don't remember Chuck's attempted rape of Jenny being quite so cut and dried in the book (I read the first few when they first came out). Like, I remember him being a creep and trying to get with her in a way that felt manipulative, but I don't remember the part where he literally tried to hold her down and force himself on her physically. Maybe I just didn't register it the same way at the time because I was young.

Re: Who is your least favorite fictional character?

[sadiesockmonkey]

That is a hellish work schedule. :(

Thank you for coming back, anon. I appreciate it.

It may be that you were young. I know what that's like. When I saw The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants in theatres, I was convinced they'd changed it because 10 year old me did not get that Bridget had had sex, but when I read it again at 14, I realized, nope. I was the dumb/naive one. But in this case, it may not be. I don't remember the book's account exactly, but I feel pretty confident that they occur in different places. I can't remember which is which, but I think one occurs on the rooftop or on the staircase leading up to the rooftop and the other ends up occurring in a bathroom stall, which might account for one seeming less cut & dried than the other.

And, fun fact, in the Mexican adaptation, Gossip Girl Acapulco, the party happens on a yacht, so Dan literally punches Chuck off of the yacht into the water.