[ SECRET POST #6050 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6050 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I watched Ms. Marvel when it came out, and found her really annoying. She's just such a teenager, in a really extra way, IMO. Like, on the one hand, maybe I should give props to the writers, because she genuinely feels immature and naive in a way that many (most?) real teenagers are. But oh my god, there is a REASON I don't want that level of realism from fictional teenage characters. I just do not have patience for it.

Also, I don't know if it's just that I'm used to teenage characters who are written more like mini twenty-somethings, but throughout Ms. Marvel I kept feeling like she was written even younger than she actually was. She was sixteen, but to me she felt more like fourteen.

With that said, I think she'll bug me less as just one of the mains in an ensemble, rather than the sole lead. And since I find the other two a bit on the boringly-straight side (figuratively speaking, not sexually speaking), her awkward extra-ness might actually bring a bit of beneficial pizzazz to the dynamic. IDK.