[ SECRET POST #6249 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6249 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Kids being portrayed as incredibly bratty and even more juvenile than they ought to be is super realistic though. And gets more realistic every year. There are teens walking around right now who are brattier than seven year olds were a decade ago.

Personally I always preferred the Blyton-esque/Hardy Boys type, where the kid was rational but their limited emotional range and life experience meant their saw things through a simplified lens, perhaps missing more complex solutions and explanations, as part of the story. And didn't begrudge adult help. In fact many of the best kids stories are the ones where the kids are just coping until they can get an actual adult to hand the plot off too.