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⌈ Secret Post #2136 ⌋

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[Psych]

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[Karl Urban]

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[pokemon: best wishes]

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[Bleach]

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[Elementary/X-Files]

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[Fievel Goes West]

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[Potap & Nastya Kamenskih]

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[Fairy Tail]

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[The Lorax]

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[Robot Chicken]

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[Downton Abbey]

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[Pauly Perette]

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[TVXQ]

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Oh I started this book series and then lost patience with it. All the good stuff is always in the last three pages of each book, and everyone in England is SO HORRIBLE I can't help but wonder if the author actually wants us to like them. I mean hello? Napoleon's supposed to be the bad guy.

Also if China and France are so powerful with natural resources (dragons)- how is Britain even an empire when ships (what made it so powerful in reality) aren't important? That's like saying America's the world power without them having any nukes. I suppose Britain's empire is much more diminished in this, but there are references to colonies...

I'm overthinking this. Should I give it another go? I do quite like the main characters.

There are references to the colonies, but at least in the latest one, world history has changed significantly from our own because of the dragons (the Incan empire is still around).

Other than that, China's not a big world conqueror because it's rather isolationist and its dragons are citizens, meaning that quite a lot of them don't want to serve in the military or whatever.

And... I don't know. A lot of what I'd tell you depends on how far you got before you gave up. So...?

I think I got pretty far? Um, Laurence 'betrayed' England by not letting them be a bunch of dicks and kill all the dragons and he was shipped off to Australia and that's when I stopped because I couldn't really see where the plot was going.

I mean hello? Napoleon's supposed to be the bad guy.

Says who? That's a rather simplistic view of history.

I meant from the British viewpoint. Instead when Laurence met Napoleon I was kind of like "...otp?" Seriously, the /tension/

I guess I expected more warfare rather than...just hanging around.

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