[ SECRET POST #4434 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4434 ⌋

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

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[The Good Place]


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[Taskmaster]


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[The Umbrella Academy, "We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals"]


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[Criminal Minds S04E15, "Zoe's Reprise"]


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[FBI (2018)]


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[Cameron Britton playing Ed Kemper in Mindhunter]











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Comments

Re: Fictional pet peeves

[philstar22]

Just in general when characterization is changed so a character can be shoved into specific stereotypes/roles/etc. I prefer it when the characters are recognizably the one I'm actually here to read about.

When every single character involved in the story is in a relationship, and either all of them are straight or all of them are gay. I prefer more variety.

When authors make everything revolve around their favorite characters (or historical figure). That character is perfect and loved by everyone, and anyone who doesn't love them is evil. And any possible romantic competition is also evil and completely unsympathetic in every way.

Re: Fictional pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Just in general when characterization is changed so a character can be shoved into specific stereotypes/roles/etc. I prefer it when the characters are recognizably the one I'm actually here to read about.

THIS. It's particularly irritating when it's a character with a history, or someone with a lot of character development that gets reversed for other reason than the writer going "lol well that won't work with MY plot."