[ SECRET POST #4878 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4878 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's blood, dipshit. Are you really going to claim that every single "blood brothers" setup in western lit is actually secretly gay because "bOdIlY fLuIdS"?

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

wellllllllllll

[(Anonymous)]

Do you think the Reylo handtouch was platonic too?

[(Anonymous)]

Preeeeety sure those two snogged. Like, in canon, not just in the writer's tweets.

[(Anonymous)]

So if you hadn’t seen the last film, you would think their relationship in Tlj was purely platonic because they didn’t kiss?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Yes. It wasn't explicitly sexual in canon until they kissed.

[(Anonymous)]

...do you really think Dumbledore and Grindelwald are gonna snog in the next movie? That they're gonna have a flashback to them as bright young things confessing their undying love?
Because I should tell you... It's not gonna happen. It's never gonna happen.

[(Anonymous)]

That’s not the point. The point was Rey and Kylo touching hands in TLJ was meant to be romantic, even if they weren’t actually kissing.

[(Anonymous)]

But it wasn't romantic. Doesn't matter what was intended. What was on screen is what is canon. What we got on screen didn't have them romancing each other or expressing romantic feelings of any kind. The only time we get any canon romantic feelings of any kind is in Rise of Skywalker.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT - I saw it as romantic because I ship Reylo and I WANTED to see it as romantic, but I was still pretty sure that it could go either way and not become canon and/or remain open to interpretation.

Tbh, that's pretty much the same way I reacted to the Dumbledore/Grindelwald backstory when I read Deathly Hallows. I chose to see it as romantic because to my teenage mind the heartbreak made it more dramatic, but I knew objectively that there was nothing canonically proving (or disproving) a romantic relationship between them.

There's about as much in-book proof of Dumbledore/Grindelwald as there is of Sirius/Remus; the only difference is that Rowling didn't go "Oh, btw" for those two.

[(Anonymous)]

TLJ made Reylo extremely dubious for me. I saw Kylo as that guy who shows up at your party, drinks a bottle of the hardest liquor, spends half the evening crying about how his parents don't love him, and the other half picking a fight and punching your drywall to show his pain.

I get there were feels there, but I'm enough of a relationship realist to see Kylo as a toxic person. Which makes cutting him off painful but necessary. It's only driver's puppy dog face that makes it almost plausible because the screenplay didn't.