[ SECRET POST #6414 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6414 ⌋

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Comments

Re: same anon

[philstar22]

100 % agree. Consequences are nice. Make it believable. If you killed my whole family, I'm not going to suddenly be best friends with you just because you decide not to be evil anymore.

Re: same anon

[(Anonymous)]

Getting sort of meta with this and not to ramble too much, but part of why I want more of these stories is there are far too few stories like that in fiction to point to as examples and role models where someone who was once were assholes or had horrible views or on the side of metaphorical baddies managed to become a good guy in the end and what they did in order to make it up to the people they wronged, because simply changing their mind is obviously not enough if they hurt people. Maybe those people never forgive them, don't believe they've changed, and don't do anything to encourage them to continue to be good. And that's just something they have to deal with. That's part of the struggle.

Idk, a lot of people could use stories and role models and examples like that. But maybe it's too complicated for mass media.