[ SECRET POST #4484 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4484 ⌋

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

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02.
[Chopped]


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03.
[Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse]


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04.
[Jason Momoa in Aquaman]


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05.
[Parks and Recreation]


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06.
[Captain Marvel & Unicorn Store]


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07.
[The Umbrella Academy]

















Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Pogo is also super complicit in abuse/abusive himself, and if he has sympathy for the children he's able to ignore it and continue that behavior. To me, Pogo is the less sympathetic figure because he seems to have a much better grasp on why his choices are hurting people, but he doesn't stop. I'm not sure why you're judging the one but not the other, unless it's that Pogo is soft-spoken and/or dead.

"I'll take his abuse into account when" < this is exactly the thing I don't like. Good victims Vs Bad Victims and only one category Counting is gross. Luthor's abuse doesn't make any of his bullshit decisions okay. But the fact that he's also kind of a dickhead is not a reason to ignore abuse, or act like his dickishness just comes out of nowhere/is an essential part of who he is.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm personally more forgiving of the others' faults because unlike Luthor they know they're wrong and TRY to be better. Luthor never once admitted he was wrong--and he keeps doing dumb, cruel shit. That shit's not cool.

"< this is exactly the thing I don't like. Good victims Vs Bad Victims and only one category Counting is gross. Luthor's abuse doesn't make any of his bullshit decisions okay. But the fact that he's also kind of a dickhead is not a reason to ignore abuse, or act like his dickishness just comes out of nowhere/is an essential part of who he is."

Then Luthor needs to be better. The fact that he refuses to be better makes him the worst kind of victim: the kind of victim who can't or won't break the cycle of abuse. Instead, he strips Vanya of her freedom and psychologically tortures her. It was fucking evil.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I don't particularly like Luther, but I'd take him over Pogo, tbh.

[(Anonymous)]

And I'd take a remorseful, enslaved collaborator over a remorseless jack-ass who never learns from their mistakes any day.

[(Anonymous)]

Personally I'd take Pogo over Luthor because at least Pogo isn't a dumb ass like Luthor is.