[ SECRET POST #4475 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4475 ⌋

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

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Notes:

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

Not sure why this is a secret...Yeah, they all need therapy.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh hey, I wrote this comment! :)

[ninety6tears]

Yes to the therapy part.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm fairly certain the cuffs about the head is what made them need therapy.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think Reginald Hargreeves actually hit them. He exposed them to violence and harm and isolation and torture, sure, but he didn't seem like the type who would personally lift a hand against the children. I'm baffled by the fanon of physically!abusive!Reginald that I sometimes see in fic tbh.

[(Anonymous)]

What he did to them definitely qualifies as physical abuse but yeah, he wouldn't have done it /himself/.

[nightscale]

This is true of so many characters in genre shows tbh, but especially this lot. They've all got so much damage they need help with.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, we know Vanya at least tried. (Since she recommends her therapist to Five.) On rewatch just the fact that Alison took out her anger on Vanya (the "you're not a mother" thing) and Vanya still called the house later to see if she was okay shows that Vanya at least tried to be a decent human being.

I have a strong feeling her writing her book was on recommendation of her therapist. Although I think publishing it was a cry for the attention she never got.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with everything in your comment!

[11thmirror]

Makes sense

[(Anonymous)]

Yes to all of this.

[(Anonymous)]

Klaus probably had some too via rehab, although idk how receptive he'd be from what we see of him there.

What do you expect...

[(Anonymous)]

From a post British Invasion indie comic if not "superheros are bad, and the audience is bad for putting them on a pedestal for decades."

Re: What do you expect...

[(Anonymous)]

What’s a post british invasion indie comic?

- someone who doesn’t know much about comics

Re: What do you expect...

[(Anonymous)]

Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Jamie Delano, Grant Morrison, and Peter Milligan made the crossover from English publishers to DC and then Marvel with more adult storylines and deconstruction of superhero tropes. (Also Hewlett and Martin.)

Re: What do you expect...

[(Anonymous)]

That is a mega simplistic analysis

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, for sure, and your point is..?

Besides, if we look at it like that, most characters of most shows/films/books need therapy.