[ SECRET POST #5205 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5205 ⌋

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


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02.
[When They Cry]


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03.
[Shadow and Bone on Netflix, based on the books by Leigh Bardugo]


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04.
[Word of Honor]


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05.
[I Am Still Alive]


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06.
[Car Talk]


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07.
[A/B/O]








Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I honestly dunno if I'd call it "the new Untamed". It IS extremely gay (obviously in a not-openly-gay-but-subtext way), and it was quite enjoyable, but the plot was a bit of a clunker for me, and the ending did a character seriously wrong, in a way that makes the happy ending feel unearned. (Trying to keep this non-spoilery as I can: the fallout from Character A's unilateral decision that Character B was quite upset about should've led to a conversation-slash-argument, but it didn't - and then the situation repeats almost identically, with Character A making a very similar unilateral decision, and then... happy ending. Alrighty then.)

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah I was okay with a lot of the things they changed from the novel but the ending was not one of them. Especially since there wasn't really a need for it but from what I've seen it has a lot to do with how Chinese censorship works. It's not that different from the Hays Code - so gay or implied to be gay characters getting a 100% happy end is not allowed, and the way the ending was changed reflects that.