[ SECRET POST #2319 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2319 ⌋

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

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[The Slum Cat - Ernest Seton Thompson]


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[Mass Effect]


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[The Hunger Games]


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[Ib]


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[Family Guy]


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[The West Wing]


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[Labyrinth]


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Comments

Re: Don't mean to hijack the thread, but...

[lex_antonia]

I usually feel drawn to ships with fucked up power dynamics, tbh.

The thing is, it's a strange movie and open to many different interpretations. It's not even entirely certain what's real and what isn't. I mean, it's obvious that Sarah's subconscious plays a part in the construction of the labyrinth, so how much power does Jareth actually have? Is he a real person, or at least partly a construction of her own fantasies? As for the age gap, what IS his age? For all we know, it could be a fortnight.

There are countless ways to portray their dynamic in fic, some more likely to attract outrage than others.