[ SECRET POST #3891 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3891 ⌋

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Re: Inspired By #1

[(Anonymous)]

When I was a teenager myself I couldn't imagine being attracted to real life teenagers so I'm not worried I'm about to start. But fictional teens are usually written like adults still capable of significant character changes and who are still open to new experiences.

And I really like that character type/plot, the person still discovering new things and being amazed and having to learn. Like I know they're overdone and complained about, but I love any superhero origin movie scene with them first discovering and learning their powers and playing around with them. Or any 'fish out of water' stories with someone in a brand new situation. And because of the nature of media, a lot of those stories tend to be about younger characters. There's very few middle aged ladies stepping through magic portals and discovering they have super powers and finding it new and exciting, even if there should be.

Re: Inspired By #1

[ketita]

It's true. I think that's what attracts me to this ship, specifically - because Levi's been fighting titans for so many years, lost so many people, and finally here comes Eren and things are changing. They contrast each other in interesting ways.

I think it's because in part older people come with more baggage. It's harder to step away, for many people.
But I agree with you, I love those discoveries, and wish we had more variety in terms of age and whatnot.

I had a thing I was working on, that featured a very diverse cast of characters discovering superpowers and having to save the world and all that (very diverse - each one was from a different country, the ages ranged from like 10 to sixties). Never found an artist for it, though, so I've kind of set it aside.