[ SECRET POST #4616 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4616 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: Inspired by 3

[philstar22]

Ted/Robin happening again. Even though I'd been warned. It still happened out of nowhere.

The one in the secret. What was that?

Willow/Kennedy in season 7 of Buffy. She really didn't need someone new.

Some of the romance in Infinity Wars felt out of nowhere because they didn't show us development Vision/Wanda.

Also Steve ending back with Peggy. And Natasha and Bruce in Age of Ultron.

Re: Inspired by 3

[(Anonymous)]

Willow/Kennedy definitely. It felt like Kennedy was into Willow but I never believed Willow was into Kennedy (at least not to the extent she was into Tara or Oz).

Re: Inspired by 3

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, I hated Willow/Kennedy. It always felt to me like a tone deaf attempt at showing that killing off Tara was not a Bury Your Gays moment, like if they just made sure Willow ended up with a girl at the end of the series it would show that see, they're still progressive, and who cares if it makes sense for Willow's character or if Kennedy has any redeeming qualities as a character at all.

Re: Inspired by 3

[(Anonymous)]

Kennedy was not a compelling character on her own and felt like she'd been created just to be Willow's new girlfriend, whereas Oz and Tara were interesting characters in their own right.