[ SECRET POST #5405 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5405 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

And that's not even going into the huge numbers of canons where the characters start out as children, and are adults at the end. Which is perfectly normal and fine. Children grow up. They're supposed to. Every adult on earth is a former child who grew up.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, in one of my canons the characters are teenagers for the main part of the canon, but then in the epilogue set years later two of them are married with a kid because they... grew up.

[(Anonymous)]

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I don't get why anyone would think a child not growing up would be a bad thing.

I always remember the movie AI: Artificial Intelligence where the main charater was a child robot, and supposedly the climax of the film was his reunion with the woman who'd given birth to the child he was based on and lost him too soon?

I get the urge to film that emotional reunion - but is there really anything worse than being a robot child who will never become an adult? UGH. Anne Rice wrote a character like that (Claudia in the Vampire Chronicles) but at least she understood that the idea of a child character who can't grow up is HORROR. Not cute and cuddly.

[(Anonymous)]

Correction:

I don't get why anyone would think a child not growing up would be a bad thing.

I fucked that up. Children grow up, as they should. Childhood is temporary and short. Most people live the main bulk of their lives as adults.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, exactly. That's the whole point of Peter Pan--Wendy is the main character of the book, and she must grow up, because staying like Peter isn't a GOOD thing.