[ SECRET POST #5638 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5638 ⌋

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Comments

[meadowphoenix]

I don't think this show is that good at creating the depth to do that sort of character work, so while I honestly agree that that's the intended message, I don't think that the show is very competent in the framing (the tendency to ratchet up conflicts into violence very quickly is just so obviously going to encourage the audience to take sides, imo).

It's about how when you grow up, you realize that the bully was also a human being with problems, and the hero wasn't always as heroic as he wanted to believe himself to be.
Right, but if you're going off the other movies, it's much easier to be significantly less understanding of Daniel, who had a better mentor, and has literally learned this life lesson at least 3 times. Daniel's flaws have always been evident and more importantly necessary to the conflict of the films; his hero's journey has always been about being less self-interested. It's no surprised that a reversed perspective is going to allow people to think Daniel is worse (because to a certain extent...he really should know better).

[(Anonymous)]

Or... It's just fun.

[meadowphoenix]

Or what is just fun?