[ SECRET POST #3943 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3943 ⌋

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

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05. [SPOILERS for Project Runway Season 16]



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06. [SPOILERS for Bioshock Infinite]






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07. [WARNING for discussion of incest, anorexia]

[Feed (2017)]


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08. [WARNING for discussion of sexual assault]

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Secrets Left to Post: 00 pages, 00 secrets from Secret Submission Post #564.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

Ask canon questions

[thewakokid]

go.

Re: Ask canon questions - Discworld

[thewakokid]

So, who do you think had a bigger impact on turning Vimes and the AMCW around? Carrot or Sybil?

Re: Ask canon questions - Discworld

[(Anonymous)]

Vimes.

Re: Ask canon questions - Discworld

[thewakokid]

Vimes was a drunk, tho. He needed motivation to be better, who do you think gave him the kick in the arse he needed, or who was more of a kick in the arse?

Re: Ask canon questions - Discworld

[(Anonymous)]

I think Carrot forced him to reconsider his (Vimes') belief that there was no way to fight for justice, no way to do anything good in Ankh Morpork. Mostly by putting him in weird situations and making things happen. But all of that was ultimately the inner Vimes coming out instead of drowning in a bottle.

Re: Ask canon questions - Discworld

[(Anonymous)]

I think Vimes had to turn himself around, and if he hadn't been sick of himself and watching corruption eat the city, nothing Carrot or Sybil did would've mattered. But I think Carrot provided the initial kick in the pants, but Sybil was in it for the long haul.

Re: Ask canon questions - Discworld

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man. My theory is that Vimes was always the Vimes he ended up being but the impotence of his situation put him in the bottle. He doesn't really fundamentally change in DW, he just gets the ability to do the things he views as important.

In that light, Carrot and actually Angua as well were both a necessary injection of competence into the AMCW. I think they were the strong foundation that Vimes used to put together the Watch as it became. Without them Vimes would never have been able to turn it around.

Sybil was the unexpected element that gave him a life outside the Watch. Without her I could imagine Vimes building the Watch he did but eventually getting lost back in drink because he would have no life over dealing with the essential shittiness of people. Sybil and Sam Jr give him hope, though half the time I think he doesn't really know what to do with that.

So both equally important imo.

Re: Ask canon questions - Discworld

[(Anonymous)]

Also, gaining the attention / notice of Vetinari probably helped a good bit.

Re: Ask canon questions - Discworld

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT Good point. Vetinari is definitely a key third ingredient.

Re: Ask canon questions - Voltron

[viv_vivillon]

Does anyone hate Lotor as much as me?

Man, fuck that guy.

Re: Ask canon questions - Voltron

[thewakokid]

I dunno? How much do you hate him? People need a scale to work with. Do you hate him enough to make him rape his own mother, for example? Or is your hate more of a passive aggressive notes on his workspace level hate?

Re: Ask canon questions - Voltron

[viv_vivillon]

make him rape his own mother

Bruh.

Re: Ask canon questions - Voltron

[thewakokid]

Can you think of any more harsh way to vent hatred?

Re: Ask canon questions - Voltron

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, I expected to be underwhelmed by him because of all the old school hype, but he's fantastic so far. He's the first villain I'd compare favorably to Xanatos. Less plans within plans, but complex and wonderfully flawed and ruthless.

Re: Ask canon questions - Voltron

[viv_vivillon]

I will never forgive him for killing Narti.

Well, I say never. If it was some ploy and she's actually fine then I will.

Re: Ask canon questions - Voltron

[nightscale]

He's a dick and completely out for himself and his own gains. I like it. And also hope that he gets some serious karma from it.

Re: Ask canon questions - Voltron

[(Anonymous)]

I don't hate him as much as you. I definitely don't like him as much as I did when he was introduced. I can see some of the reasons he is the way he is, but I don't trust him, that's for sure. I don't blame the girls for turning on him after he killed Narti!! I think he has some real possibilities as a character (both to fuck things up, and as a wildcard with the possibility of really helping Voltron--as already happened once bc he saved Keith). I think the interesting thing is that his story arc feels wide open: he's not a cliche. I gotta respect the writers for that. Definitely don't trust the guy tho.

Re: Ask canon questions- Horror franchises

[philstar22]

How many of the movies in various series (e.g. Halloween, Hellraiser, Scream, Children of the Corn, etc.) do you consider part of your personal canon, and which do you ignore?

Re: Ask canon questions- Horror franchises

[(Anonymous)]

All are canon except the crossovers. And remakes start a different canon.

Re: Ask canon questions- Horror franchises

[(Anonymous)]

Halloween 3 is not part of canon (and, just in general, wrong as a movie). Nightmare on Elm Street 2 I'm very iffy on. Remakes are a separate canon. All of the Jaws movies are canon, just a master class in sequels being worse than the one before. I pretend that Alien and Aliens are the only movies in the franchise.

Re: Ask canon questions - Rick and Morty

[feotakahari]

So I don't watch this show at all, but one complaint I've seen is that Rick is virtually unkillable. No matter how overwhelming the odds against him, you're never afraid that Rick will die.

I've heard there's an episode where Rick dies in one reality and destroys humanity in another reality, and the surviving Rick simply moves to the surviving reality and replaces the dead Rick.

Wouldn't that mean Rick dies all the time? Every time he gets into a situation where he might die, you're watching a reality where he doesn't. The realities where he does die are the realities that don't have a TV show about them.

Re: Ask canon questions - Rick and Morty

[(Anonymous)]

The main character of the show is explicitly a particular, specific version of Rick, associated with a particular universe. Other Ricks die, but they're treated as being different characters. The Main Character Rick is basically unkillable / immortal.

Re: Ask canon questions - Rick and Morty

[greghousesgf]

Rick said he can't do that too often in the ep where he accidentally destroyed humanity (he and Morty went to another reality where they both died and they did a sort of AU identity theft on their dead selves. It REALLY fucked with Morty's head.)

Re: Ask canon questions - Rick and Morty

[thewakokid]

Yeah, it's happened twice now. When the cronenberged the world and when Morty angered the squirrels.

Re: Ask canon questions- Steven Universe

[(Anonymous)]

How did Buddy Buddwick enter the upside-down pyramid when Garnet needed a key to get in? He drew a picture of the pyramid's Rose Quartz mural in his journal.

Yellow Diamond told Peridot she wanted her Cluster, emphasis on her. What was she going to do with it after the Earth was destroyed? Use it to attack the worlds belonging to the other Diamonds?