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⌈ Secret Post #4449 ⌋

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[sense8]

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[mcu (bucky barnes /winter soldier)]

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[Hazel, from The Umbrella Academy]

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[The Breakfast Club]

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[Brooklyn Nine-Nine]

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[Wil Wheaton and Gates McFadden from Star Trek: The Next Generation]

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[Overwatch League]

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The "Tales of" series feels particularly egregious with this, but anything where a character has a suspicion or came to a conclusion on their own, and someone asks them what's wrong, and their response is "...No, it's nothing." or something along those lines. I kind of understand why it's done, but uggghhhhh just communicate and stop making further problems for yourselves it's so annoying

Omg, yes.

Me and my brother used to hate a lot of characters in Symphonia for this reason. "Oh, it's nothing... just really important plot stuff that would take a few minutes to explain and save everyone a lot of misery."

Symphonia and Abyss were both reeeeally bad about it, though Symphonia maybe moreso, yeah. Raine especially could have saved everyone a whole lot of nonsense.

"I have something extremely important and possibly time sensitive to tell you... oh, but you're busy, I can tell you later!"

Uuuuuuugh

I haven't even finished ToA simply because I cannot stand by while each and every character (save Guy) blames Luke for everything that was not his fault...
Communication is at it's worst here, imo. If only because /everyone/ (save Guy;;) belittles Luke from the very start, especially when Luke has every reason not to understand the world around him... By the time Akzeriuth comes around, Luke is literally the last person to be blamed. And even regarding his breakdown, the fact everyone (but Guy...) accuses him of all but genocide is just too much for me, especially when Ion (who knew /exactly/ what he was doing gets off scot free)... Especially when Tear, of /all/ people, creates some pity party about her brother (whom she hates/tries to kill again and again, with no remorse) just to make Luke feel worse. I can't stand it...
The moment Luke cuts his hair, is the moment I lost all respect for this series...

(Ehh;; I realise I got a bit sidetracked... Sorry about that;; I've had these feelings for a while...)

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