[ SECRET POST #4098 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4098 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, if you hadn't told me that was Reylo I would have assumed it was, like, Wuthering Heights or something.

op

[(Anonymous)]

Wuthering Heights was the inspiration:

https://nemling.deviantart.com/art/Reylo-Wutheringheights-AU-647517743

Re: op

[(Anonymous)]

Just pretend that's what that is then! Because honestly, looks nothing like who they're supposed to be.

Re: op

[litalex]

Agreed.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I commented further down but my first thought was Wuthering Heights too. Although if Reylo shippers see Reylo as Cathy/Heathcliff, that may go some way torwards explaining why I hate Reylo. I never managed to get all the way through Wuthering Heights.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's a compelling read if you don't view it as a Grand Romance. Since I have no "shipper feels" of any sort about Wuthering Heights, I can see myself appreciating this for being nice classic lit fan art.

[(Anonymous)]

I don’t view it as a romance at all, but every character was a terrible person or ineffectual or both. At least, that was my impression 20 years ago.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

That's kinda the whole point.

[(Anonymous)]

That is accurate. Just balls-to-the-wall awfulness all the time with pretty backdrop.

[(Anonymous)]

This is exactly why I love it.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT—I don’t like reading about disfuntional nutjobs since I get enough of that in real life.

[(Anonymous)]

I like reading about dysfunctional nutjobs because they make my life seem not so bad by comparison.

[(Anonymous)]

I would have to read about extraordinarily fucked up people for it to make the nutjobs I know/knew look not so bad. Like, biographies of war criminal torturers or something.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

This comes off rather dramatic. Like, woes, my life is too dark and tormented for even literature to fathom.

[(Anonymous)]

Blame the hyperbole on the part where we’re all commenting on Wuthering Heights.

[(Anonymous)]

That's my take on it as well and it's why I've never enjoyed it.

[(Anonymous)]

My first thought was maybe something from Outlander, which I never watched so I wouldn't know.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't either but I know from promo material that Outlander dude has bright red hair :D