[ SECRET POST #2293 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2293 ⌋

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Comments

[ozaline]

I disagree somewhat I mean it was very clear that the story was not going to end with the Adversary's defeat there was still too much that was unresolved with so many of the characters... In particular things between Bigby and his Father, and members of Gepetto's inner circle who had not been killed in the war needed to be brought to Justice like Baba Yaga and the Nome King. There are also elements that Willingham set up way in advance in earlier stories even back before the end of the war that are only coming to fruition now... He might not have known what he was going to do with them, but clearly he knew he was going to do something.

I didn't find it that jarring that Mr. Dark hadn't been mentioned before... after all it was implied he had been imprisoned for a, long, long time, and that all knowledge of him had passed, even Frau didn't know who he was. The arc did, however, go on for way too long no thanks to the horrendous Great Fables crossover. The root of Roses' depression is eventually dealt with, and she takes charge both of her life and the situation around her. And I think that since Mr. Dark the stories have gotten better, and many of the loose ends that were left after the war have been tied up.


I think the crossover probably through the pacing of the Dark Story out of wack... or maybe Willingham dragged his heels on it, but the stuff since then has been in many ways more interesting than the war IMO.