[ SECRET POST #6387 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6387 ⌋

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Re: Weird things that take you out of a story

[(Anonymous)]

I absolutely hate when a story gives you a timeframe for how long it's been since earlier events in the story, and it very clearly feels like it's been [longer amount of time], but the writers are trying to tell you it's been [much shorter amount of time]. One of the most egregious examples I can think of is when I was like three seasons deep in The 100 and the writing tried to claim it had been six months since the start of the series, when it definitely felt like it had been around three years, give or take six months. Claiming it had only been six months cheapened everything so massively that I actually quit watching in disgust. Admittedly, I had been waffling about quitting anyway, but still. Six months??? The fuck?