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Case ([personal profile] case) wrote in [community profile] fandomsecrets2019-08-22 06:49 pm

[ SECRET POST #4612 ]


⌈ Secret Post #4612 ⌋

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Re: Writing Questions

(Anonymous) 2019-08-23 03:18 am (UTC)(link)
I second the comments about someone going out of their way to confront their imprisoned bully being a bit too... idk, wish fulfillment fantasy? And while a family reunion would work better, it still seems like having the bully’s victim choose to confront the bully over past trauma instead of ignoring them would be unlikely. Are there ways to pit them against each other/have a conversation or argument where the victim doesn’t plan to in advance?

Maybe have the bully show up at a reunion and it’s the first one they’ve been to since they got out of jail? Do they remember (or want to remember) the bullying differently than their victim(s)?

What if they approached their victim to greet them like they were old friends? What if they meant it? What if they didn’t and wanted to pick up the abuse where it left off?

What if they were genuinely trying to clean up their act and apologize? What if they were cordial to their former victim, but as the reunion went on it became obvious to the former victim and/or others that the bully had just picked a new (potential or current) victim?

Idk, just spitballing random ideas.