[ SECRET POST #2625 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2625 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Canon Rant Thread

[otakugal15]

I didn't mind the kid or her finally getting with Booth, but the wedding is what finally put me off.

Because and I don't fucking care how the writers wanted to write it, the wedding was Booth's idea all along. Sure, Bones CHOSE to finally tie the knot, but it would have been a sore spot for them for forever. And her wearing fucking WHITE, when she was SO. ADAMANT. against wearing white cause she does not represent what it represents.

UGH.

One of my favorite shows.... D;

Re: Canon Rant Thread

[philstar22]

I didn't mind the idea of them having a kid because I thought the writers would go for in-character dealing with the kid rather than enforced gender roles. But no. What we got was the beginning of the decline of the show with Brennan being someone she wasn't and Booth, even though he was actually the most nurturing one and the one who really wanted a kid, being the stereotypical dad. And his overprotectiveness was justified in the narrative as right rather than criticized.

Really, that's what gets me. The last few seasons the show has been portraying Booth's point of view as objectively correct and having Brennan change and compromise without any change or compromise on the part of Booth.