[ SECRET POST #5759 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5759 ⌋

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[Etrian Odyssey]


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[She-Hulk]


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[Dark Shadows]


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[Metropolis]


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[Warehouse 13]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree - I like the period-typical conflicts, and the delicate balance between the romance and the calculation behind the eventual marriage. It's not just "I love you!! <3", it's "I think I can make this commitment and not regret my choice", and it's something you don't get in modern romance as much because women can walk away from a failed relationship without being "ruined". The limitations on their lives and how they have to work within them to be successful and survive is important to the setting, but it's often one if the first things to be given the boot.

You also get some great relationships between women, whether it's familial or friendships, and I enjoy the dynamics.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't suppose you've got any recs for books with period-typical conflicts?