[ SECRET POST #4356 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4356 ⌋

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

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[Babylon 5 (episode Comes the Inquisitor)]


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15 [WARNING for discussion of suicide]

[2004 adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell's North & South]













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Comments

[chamonix]

Wow, never thought I'd see a Boucher secret!

I found his character intensely pitiable. He is sheer desperation made flesh, and I think the actor conveyed that amazingly. He had such a nervous energy, such despair in every line of his face and body. But I do understand why he might provoke a viscerally irritated reaction; his voice is really nasal and he's pathetic in both the charitable traditional sense and the rather more cutting modern sense. It was especially obvious next to Nicholas' calm stoicism and Bessie's frankness in the face of death.

[(Anonymous)]

Very well put. I appreciate the acting that went into it and I think it was on point... but it's so good that I can't bring myself to like the character at all.

[chamonix]

I definitely see that. And now... I gotta fire this bitch up on Netflix, you've given me a craving!

[(Anonymous)]

It's such a good miniseries! I really love Margaret as a heroine and Richard Armitage is fantastic as Thornton.