[ SECRET POST #6770 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6770 ⌋

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01. https://i.imgur.com/K9VdjEN.png

[(Anonymous)]

Watson?

Not the OP but...

[(Anonymous)]

If we're talking Sherlock Holmes, I personally don't consider Watson to be a bland secondary character.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm guessing Bert (sp?) from Mary Poppins, or the little boy from Mary Poppins.

[(Anonymous)]

Speaking of bland secondary characters we liked as kids, I really liked the little girl from Mary Poppins. I didn't want to be Mary Poppins, I wanted to be Jane because I thought she was so pretty and wanted to look like her. That's just how kids be sometimes.

[dimity_blue]

Karen Dotrice was absolutely beautiful. She was in 'The Thirty Nine Steps' in 1978 and she looked amazing.

[dimity_blue]

I'm guessing the film's Mary Poppins too!

[(Anonymous)]

Bernard, from Yes, Prime Minister?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm trying to think of movies you might have watched as a small child where the picture would be relevant. Mary Poppins (Mr. Dawes, Jr.?), Peter Pan (John? Michael? Mr. Darling?), 101 Dalmatians (Roger? Pongo?), Bedknobs and Broomsticks (Mr. Rowan Jelk?), The Great Mouse Detective (Dawson?), Harry Potter (Tom? Percy? Seamus? Dean?).

But anyway, I think it's kind of cute, actually. You were young, give yourself a break.

[niconiizura]

lol I was just gonna say my first thought here was John Darling because of the top hat and umbrella (and I agree, OP; this is cute and not weird!)

[(Anonymous)]

Seconding John!

OP

[(Anonymous)]

You and anon below are absolutely right!

I can’t even remember what I liked about John in particular.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, that hat is pretty nifty. You could've done worse, OP.

[(Anonymous)]

I made my parents call me Goofy. Yes, the one who's friends with Mickey Mouse. I sometimes wouldn't answer to anything else. I was a girl at the time, more or less.

If that makes your thing feel any less embarrassing.

[(Anonymous)]

I loved a lot of minor, no-personality secondary characters when I was really young too (sometimes they were so minor they didn't even have a name) because there was something superficial about them that I thought was cool and liked to project onto. I was obsessed with the nameless girl with the hoverboard from Back to the Future because she had a cool outfit and a freaking hoverboard! So don't worry too much, you were a kid and you probably had a reason that made perfect sense to your kid self for being so into this character, even if you don't remember what it was.

[(Anonymous)]

My dad read me The Hobbit when I was about 5-6 and I made my parents call me Elrond.

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you all for being so sweet, I certainly feel less alone in my childhood weirdness.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, shit, I didn't know Shiloh Jolie posted here.

[(Anonymous)]

For some reason as a child I wanted to have the most common and bland name in my language. It's so bland, that it's even used as a nation descriptor sometimes (exmpl Juan)
Why? Fuck if I know. I have perfectly nice name.

So give yourself a break, OP, children are weird

[(Anonymous)]

I did stuff like this as a kid up through... Uh... My early 20s (not to the same extent as I did in childhood, but dressing similar to my favorite characters and daydreaming constantly about them, using their name as my online nickname sometimes). I've always been a big daydreamer I guess. Idk why it was such a thing for me, I think it helped me get through some tough times for sure because it's so fun and silly.