[ SECRET POST #5558 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5558 ⌋

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


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[OP warned for nsfw; two people engaging in oral sex (Bridgerton)]


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04. [SPOILERS for Rise of Skywalker maybe? I don't actually know this fandom]




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05. [WARNING for discussion of sexual harassment]




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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

That's a good point. I can think of other Austen heroines who'd be more fun, but I've always liked Anne and she'd be a very good, loyal friend who's level headed and sensible. I could use a friend like that.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, I like her a lot - less exhausting than Lizzie or Catherine, less bossy than Emma, and so on. ALso I have a fellow feeling for her because I too have a shitty family.

[(Anonymous)]

I can support this. <3

[(Anonymous)]

This makes me want to read the book now -- not sure why it never made my list before.

I always liked, however, the idea of being Elinor's friend from Sense and Sensibility.

[(Anonymous)]

My college admission essay question was along the lines of 'What fictional character do you want to be your roommate?' and I picked Elinor.

[refuse2shine]

Anne is my favourite of the Austen protagonists. I think some of the maturity comes from the fact that she’s older than most of the others but it’s nice.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, Anne would probably be my top pick as well. I think Elinor would be second.

Austen honestly didn't write a single dud protagonist, though some were certainly more readily likeable than others. Emma is actually one of my favorite Austen protags, specifically because she had maybe the most pronounced character arc of the bunch. Not sure I'd be up to being her friend, though.

[meadowphoenix]

She's a bit too internal for me (which is lovely in a novel, but i'm not as fond of how much that seems like dithering in real life I think), but Austen did such a stunning job detailing how she's matured past the foibles of her other younger heroines, obviously as it's the point of the book, that I totally agree that she's one of two I could most be friends with, though I think Elinor is bit more fun. Fanny's a rather distant third.

[(Anonymous)]

As I get older 28 year old Anne Elliot is more and more appealing as a friend. But also I just adore this book, I always cry at the end.

[(Anonymous)]

Anne >>>>>>>