[ SECRET POST #2482 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2482 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: Does your mental image of characters ever stubbornly refuse to match their description?

[(Anonymous)]

Shadow (American gods) is white in my head. I know lot's of people question him about being mixed race, but to me that just reinforces that he looks mostly white. I mean if he didn't look white, there would be no question, right?

I am doing it wrong, according to fandom.

Re: Does your mental image of characters ever stubbornly refuse to match their description?

[(Anonymous)]

If he looked white, he wouldn't have people asking him what he was. That's why people question him about being mixed-race, because they can't figure out what "sort" of mixed-race he is.

Re: Does your mental image of characters ever stubbornly refuse to match their description?

[(Anonymous)]

See I thought he looked white in the same way Keanu reeves looks white. he looks white but there might be something else there too, and that's why people keep asking.

Re: Does your mental image of characters ever stubbornly refuse to match their description?

[(Anonymous)]

The bits I remember from American Gods had people asking if he was part Black and someone else asking if he was part Hispanic, which I think implies that his racial background is more obvious. It's been a while since I've read it, though.

Re: Does your mental image of characters ever stubbornly refuse to match their description?

[(Anonymous)]

I think there were comments about native American and gypsy as well

Re: Does your mental image of characters ever stubbornly refuse to match their description?

[(Anonymous)]

gypsy

FUCK. YOU.