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⌈ Secret Post #2264 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Criminal Minds, Dharma & Greg]

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[Teen Wolf/Colton Haynes]

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[Alex and Emma Watson]

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[Anthony Bourdain and Guy Fieri]

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[World of Warcraft]

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[Kuroko no Basket]

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[Les Miserables]

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[Psycho Pass]

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[Journey Into Mystery]

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15. [SPOILERS for Buffy]

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16. [SPOILERS for Spartacus]
[WARNING for rape]

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17. [WARNING for child abuse]
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[Kuroshitsuji; linked for (obvious) child abuse, animated]

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18. [WARNING for incest]

[Revolution]

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19. [WARNING for rape/abuse]

[Assassin's Creed 3]

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I personally feel like that was the most moving scene in the episode; the whole ep was very carefully directed to show the numbness of early grief, with long shots and muffled sound- you're MEANT to feel isolated from the reality of what's happened, since that initial disbelief and detachedness are all the things Buffy and everyone else is feeling and it was purposely given a very subjective perspective to affect the viewer like that. It isn't until Anya (because she is the only one who could say such a thing) tears through the confusion and numbness by saying what everyone else is too busy and knows too many sympathetic cliches about to know the words, and she demands to know why, because it makes no sense. Anya's almost childlike in the way she just doesn't understand how this happens and it's awkward and painful and one of the most raw things I ever saw on the show.

Yes! I completely agree. She's often the character who gets to bluntly speak the truth in ways that the others are socially conditioned not to. Anya becomes the voice of the confusion and anger and sadness that surround death in the episode.

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