[ SECRET POST #4320 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4320 ⌋

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

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[Gerard Way (formerly of My Chemical Romance) - "Baby You're a Haunted House"]



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[The Good Place]


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[The Haunting of Hill House]






Notes:

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Comments

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05. https://i.imgur.com/0XyNHwu.png

[(Anonymous)]

A+ on the visual pun

[(Anonymous)]

I do this too. I love when I find something that's finished and has a complete summary online for me to read. Then I can just relax and enjoy it.

[(Anonymous)]

Same, OP. And that's one massive crazy spoiler, great picture choice!

[(Anonymous)]

Me too! I need to know who's gonna die in advance and stuff like that or I can't properly enjoy the show.

[(Anonymous)]

lmao at the picture

and I always feel bad when people PM me asking for spoilers about my fic because while I usually have a vague plan in mind (emphasis on vague) I honestly can't tell people who is going to live or die unless I'm, like, two chapters away from the ending/it happening. I just don't plan that far in advance. :/

[(Anonymous)]

Lmao that car

An actual asshole mobile

[(Anonymous)]

Ditto.

Especially in Pride and Prejudice fic/stories - I must know if Jane/Bingley end up together!

I tend to look them up if I'm undecided.

[(Anonymous)]

If I'm not sure if I want to watch, I'll look up what the whole story is to decide if it is worth my time. And I know that some stuff that sounds stupid on paper sometimes ends up working on screen, but for the most part I'm okay with deciding not to watch based on what seems like a disappointing or unpleasant plot twist or storyline. On the other hand learning about something cool that happens or someone that I didn't know was going to be in it, makes me excited and anticipatory about watching it.

[(Anonymous)]

Great picture choice, op.
I do this too. Except mystery-type of canons, but I get my entertainment from those by trying to guess who the culprit was.