[ SECRET POST #4579 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4579 ⌋

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

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[Vincenzo's Plate youtube channel]


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[Terry Pratchett, Discworld]


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[David Tennant in Good Omens]


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[Black Mirror, "San Junipero"]


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[Crazyhead]


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[Love and Fortune]









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Comments

[fscom]

03. https://i.imgur.com/lQOeWac.png
[Terry Pratchett, Discworld]

[malurette]

If it's any consolation, I don't like him much either.

[malurette]

...but that's still a very nice fanart. He's riding side-saddle like a pretty princess? HAWT!!

[(Anonymous)]

IDK, he's not my favorite Discworld character but he's charming enough. He's so clever.

[(Anonymous)]

Ha, I love Moist, but this is pretty much how I feel about Sam Vimes.

[(Anonymous)]

BLASPHEMY!!

Nah, it's ok, to each their own Nonnie.

[(Anonymous)]

I prefer him pre-marriage, but even then I don't love him the way most of fandom seems to love him.

[(Anonymous)]

I am 100% with you, OP. He’s the worst discworld character by far imo.

[rosehiptea]

I agree. I usually love Discworld books but I only read one of the books he was in because I found him extremely boring.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT Same! He smacked of marty stu. At least Vimes starts off as pretty well rounded. Although you could argue he becomes quite Flanderized.

[(Anonymous)]

i havent met him yet, in which books does he appear?
(i read the witches trilogy, some of the death books and currently Lords and Ladies...)

[tabaqui]

Going Postal, Making Money, and Raising Steam, in that order.

[(Anonymous)]

thanks! going postal is on my reading list as well!

[tabaqui]

They are all very fun!
My favorite of his are all the Sam Vimes/Night Watch books, with the Moist books and the Witches books tying for second.

All the witch books are fun as hell, too, including the Tiffany Aching books.

[tabaqui]

I like Moist, for what he is, and what his story does to advance the universe.
I detest the name, but I suspect we're supposed to.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, you just have different tastes than the people who love him. There are a lot of ways to do Discworld, and a lot of people who only engage with certain parts of it, whether those parts are all but (for example) the wizards, or nothing but the watch books.

[type_wild]

I really like Moist for himself, but after Going Postal, his books felt pretty lacklustre to me.

[(Anonymous)]

I do wonder how much that was the Alzheimers taking its toll though. :(

[type_wild]

Yeah, that was always lurking in the back of my head as well. I largely enjoyed the latter Moist books, but they just didn't have that spark of his earlier work.

[(Anonymous)]

Going Postal is my favorite Discworld book, but I have no particular feelings for Moist as a character.

[(Anonymous)]

I remember liking Going Postal though it's not in my top five favorite Discworld books or anything. But Moist is... very forgettable as a character?