[ SECRET POST #6052 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6052 ⌋

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[Etrian Odyssey III]



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Comments

I learned something new today

[(Anonymous)]

Had to look up what "nepo-baby" was:
"Nepotism baby, shortened to nepo baby, is a term referring to the children of celebrities who have succeeded in careers, usually the same, or adjacent, career to their celebrity parents or other esteemed relatives. The implication is that, because their parents already had connections to an industry, the child was able to use those connections to build a career in that industry."

So I guess the character is sad she had to work hard and didn't have nepotism on her side? I mean who among us poor hard working folk wouldn't like a little nepotism now and then.

Re: I learned something new today

[(Anonymous)]

Her mom was the director of Marvel's latest secret agency of incompetence, Sword, but died of cancer. Monica felt she should have got the job automatically (because primogeniture is totally how government agencies work) but she got Thanosed, and when she came back someone else had the job. Monica spent most of Wandavision being upset she wasn't handed the guy's job as soon as she was undusted. That just screams of nepo-baby entitlement.

Re: I learned something new today

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the background! I didn't watch WandaVision. Bit honestly, it screams a little bit nepotism but a little bit rightful anger at a traumatic event and losing out on a life you worked to get and lost put on due to nothing you could control. I'd be angry too.