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⌈ Secret Post #2624 ⌋

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[Outlander]

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[The Walking Dead]

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[How I Met Your Mother]

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[Twitch Plays Pokemon]

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[Batman, Kill La Kill, Borderlands]

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[Overlord]

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[Red Dwarf]

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[Paranatural]

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[Pitch Perfect]

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[Insidious: Chapter 2]

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It just doesn't, for a lot of reasons (assumptions of obviousness, point of view, implications, vague descriptions, time skips, length, etc.). That means there's room for interpretations. It doesn't mean that people necessarily believe that what the creator says doesn't matter. But some authors do sometimes put things into their works that they don't intend due to their biases (everyone has them) and things that have seeped into their subconscious. There are a lot of things that influence people and writers aren't immune. That being said, obviously the reader can also read into something that truly isn't there.

[ SECRET POST #2624 ]

No matter how much a writer puts into a work, not everything that's in their head makes it to page.