[ SECRET POST #5828 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5828 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

People throw around the "gritty realism" phrase so much these days that I no longer even know what it's supposed to mean, honestly.

Like, is a show that shows realistic consequences to the characters' actions "gritty realism"?

[(Anonymous)]

Strictly speaking, yes, because in reality the results people face because of their actions are pretty sad, as good actions are punished and bad actions are supported.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, if that's what OP wants, no wonder people don't want that. I want to see characters make mistakes and do bad things and learn from them and grow to become better people.

[(Anonymous)]

Characters making mistakes and being brutally punished for them is gritty realism. Characters doing everything right and being brutally punished is grimdark. Characters making mistakes and growing and learning is neither of those and I think would fit into the "high adventure" trope just fine.