[ SECRET POST #6011 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6011 ⌋

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Comments

[tabaqui]

I felt the same, even though i didn't love all the characters the same. I'm glad you like it, OP! I adore found-family.

[(Anonymous)]

I think the found family worked even better for me because I didn't love every character, and every character didn't love each other the same way. I don't want my found family to be perfectly harmonious, I want them disagreeing and not getting along all the time but family all the same.

[(Anonymous)]

Seconding this! Wholesome, nurturing found family can be good too, but is REALLY hard to keep interesting for any length of time, IMO. Firefly was a great FF show because the relationships were all so dynamic, each one unique, with it's own weak spots and idiosyncrasies. Plus the whole "living rough" "wrong side of the law" thing, and the whole "stuck in a confined (yet sort of cozy) space together" bit.

I feel like the Firefly itself was a VERY important part of what made the dynamic work, because for all the stressors and hostilities they went through, there was something comforting and nest-like about that junky little ship where everybody had their spot. Without the eccentric comfort and unity provided by the Firefly itself, I think their dynamic really would have felt too nasty and unstable, but the warmth of the ship held them all alike, so it worked.