[ SECRET POST #6149 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6149 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Name the fandom. And repeats, etc.

(If you think something in this thread is a troll, please ignore it! Conversation is fine, but OT wank makes stuff harder to keep track of in this thread. Thanks.)

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01. https://i.imgur.com/kri0ie1.png

[(Anonymous)]

I feel you so much. My favorite ending to anything ever was a story where everyone was strangers at the beginning but they all became close and then they actually found a big house and moved in together. Just like I always dreamed of doing with my friends, when I had friends.

[(Anonymous)]

It does put me in mind a bit of amatonormativity.

[(Anonymous)]

But that's life

[(Anonymous)]

It really depends for me. If the group in question are teenagers or even college-age, that's a pretty normal part of development to have intense bonds followed by moving out into the bigger world. But when it's a mixed-age group or older adults, yeah, I want to see them trauma-bonded and sticking together, for good or bad!

[(Anonymous)]

Have you read any of the Thursday Murder Club books? A group of elderly friends living in a retirement community together, solving mysteries. The group isn't breaking up!

[(Anonymous)]

I guess I'm confused as to why you think not being in each other's presence 24/7 = they've lost their bond?

Because just speaking for myself, my college friends and I all went our separate ways after college and now we're scattered all over the country, but we still have a Discord server and talk all the time and we make an effort to get together in person as much as we can. We didn't lose our bond just because we don't all live together anymore.

[babydraco]

I prefer, in many cases, to be able to imagine the characters are all still where we left them, living the same lives. Especially sitcoms, because part of their appeal is the comforting sameness.

[(Anonymous)]

As I get older I appreciate the gang breaking up at the end. The beauty in found family is you learn to rely on each other through a rough patch in your life, and then you all go on to discover who are as individuals. Knowing that you have a solid friend/group of friends who you can rely on when you catch up to each other.

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds unhealthy, really

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! Endings where everyone goes off and lives separate lives makes me wonder what the point was.

[meadowphoenix]

for me it depends on if a or multiple characters' growth depends on the type of outcome that means they won't stay. i really don't like "we're together forever" unless the story convinced me that it is the better choice for the people involved. if it feels like a diminishment of character that's really sad to me.

but in general, i agree i prefer stories that end with community.

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02. https://i.imgur.com/rusep8o.jpg

[sparklywalls]

Not sure if you mean the actual text or the TV adaption but if it's the latter, and if it helps, I felt like most of the major points in that were taken from Poe's prose rather than his poetry and the poems just provided some pretty monologuing/narration.

It was actually a negative point in a way because if you know the stories, the episode titles pretty much gave away how things were going to go (though I don't think it's THAT negative when you are shown that the kids are all going to die right in the first episode, it's not shocking that someone is going to die at the end every time when you see that.)

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03. https://i.imgur.com/WkkvS4A.jpg

[feotakahari]

Thinking about this one freeware game where one of the characters is a mass-murdering demon. It turns out she thinks if she wipes out humanity, God will have no choice but to pay attention to her again. It seemed like she was supposed to be cool, but to me she just felt like a five-year-old breaking her toys.

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04. https://i.imgur.com/tmUwRfD.png

[(Anonymous)]

Apparently he has been adamantly (and annoyingly) against that. Even post death. And we all know he ain't finishing that shit.

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[(Anonymous)]

Never been in Batman fandom, but as a JK Simmons fan I now unapologetically want to see him play that out in a live-action film.

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[(Anonymous)]

This...is really hard to read.

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General comments:

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What tags are on your block regardless of what you are searching for on Ao3?

[(Anonymous)]

Mine are 'reader' and 'first-person pov'.

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