[ SECRET POST #5199 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5199 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

YMMV but if my fave is genuinely a piece of shit then I do actually enjoy that aspect of them and don't water it down to make them more palatable. For me that's just not fun at all.

Many of my favorite characters are complex and flawed, but I'm not someone who enjoys characters who are out-and-out Bad People. Or, if they are Bad People, then they have to have some very strong reasons for being that way. So if I love a character who is complex and flawed but then suddenly the writers have that character do something that is completely beyond the pale, my choice is either to stop liking them, ignore that bit of canon, or create a compelling headcanon for why they did this horrible thing. It's cool that some people like characters who are Bad People without any need to reconcile that with how they would feel about that character if they were a real-life person. But it doesn't work that way for me. My brain says nope.

SA

[(Anonymous)]

Forgot to say, I'm a DA, not the AYRT.