[ SECRET POST #4048 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4048 ⌋

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

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[Transformers]


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03.
[Boku no Hero Academia]


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04.
[Star Wars: The Last Jedi]


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05. [SPOILER for The Shape of Water]
[WARNING for gore and animal cruelty]



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06. [SPOILER for Assassination Classroom]
[WARNING for abuse]



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07. [WARNING for incest (and underage?)]

[Chronicles of Narnia, Peter/Susan]


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08. [WARNING for discussion of sexual harrassment]


















Notes:

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Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Which scene is this?

Also, it's Narnia. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe was pretty much set up to grow Pevensie sibling ships. The later books modified the premise enough to avoid repeating that. But Narnia fandom is known for the brother-sister ships.

[greghousesgf]

C.S. Lewis would turn over in his grave.

Are you sure?

[(Anonymous)]

Isn't it speculated that he was lovers with a woman he routinely introduced as his mother (not his actual mother, but the mother of a brother-in-arms from army training)?

pretty sure, yeah

[(Anonymous)]

Lewis 'adopted' the wife and sister of one of his friends that was killed while they were both serving in WWI because of a promise to watch over each other's families they'd both made to each other. The guy's wife and mother pretty much moved in with Lewis and lived with him from that point on. He's pretty brutally frank in his books that aren't the Narnia series (he even mentioned the habit of boys are boarding schools shagging each other and how the older ones would look over the new younger arrivals to decide who they wanted to make a play for) and he never mentioned anything else about the sister and mother. He did end up falling in love with and marrying a divorced woman from America when he was older however and when she died it absolutely gutted him to the point where he questioned his most core principles and beliefs (which he also wrote a very frank book about). I'm not surprised to hear people are looking for kinky backstory on Lewis but I will say I've never heard anything from what his contemporaries or that he said himself that says that's the right tree to bark up.

sa

[(Anonymous)]

bad typing, sorry. I was at work. 'Mother and sister' that should read. Lewis adopted his friend's mother and sister.

Re: pretty sure, yeah

[(Anonymous)]

The only kinky backstory on Lewis I'm aware of is that he wrote to a friend about having a spanking kink (during his college days), though I don't know if there's evidence he ever actually indulged it

Re: pretty sure, yeah

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

George Sayer, who knew him, wrote a biography about him. He didn't think CS Lewis and Mrs. Jane Moore were lovers, but admitted there was a possibility. But after conversations with Mrs. Moore's daughter, Maureen, and the bedroom arrangements at The Kilns (the house, CS Lewis, his brother, Mrs. Moore, and Maureen lived in), he decided they were and included it in the introduction of a later edition of his biography. Mrs. Moore later suffered from dementia was moved into a home in the 1940s and died in 1951. CS Lewis didn't marry until 1956. Just because he doesn't mention it, doesn't mean it didn't happen. You have to remember the time and that she was 26 years his senior. I'm not saying any of that's absolute, but there is speculation.