[ SECRET POST #2621 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2621 ⌋

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

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13. [SPOILERS for Teen Wolf]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I sort of agree? I liked that they managed to have Jeff come to terms with who he really is before he hung himself and he seemed to feel genuine remorse for his previous actions since he went through with his "execution". Not a lot of movies can pull that off in giving someone who did monstrous things a sense of guilt and humanity.

However, I don't really agree about Haley. She's at the very least still a teenager, so I wouldn't really call her monstrous or on the same level as what Jeff did. And the director commentary kind of hinted that Haley was sexually abused, so it sort of makes sense that she's on this vengeance streak. I can't speak for all sexual abuse survivors, but coming from my own experience I did have fantasies of revenge against my abusers, so I can understand how Haley is sort of cathartic for people like me. I wouldn't call her a hero, more like an anti-hero, who does what she thinks is right but through destructive actions. It doesn't make her kind or someone to be put on a pedestal, but perhaps just as human as Jeff turned out to be.

I don't mean to get sappy, but thank you for distinguishing yourself from some of the more questionable fans of Jeff. It really means a lot, OP.