[ SECRET POST #2660 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2660 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I keep seeing your last argument around, and it makes no sense to me. Were people upset that the title of the first Harry Potter was Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone? I mean, the Sorcerer's Stone is there for like...under ten pages?

It isn't about amount of time, or antagonists, or whatever. Bucky was... I don't know, the driving force of Steve's character arc, and so on.

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[(Anonymous)]

This. Bucky was the conflict for Steve. I mean, we all knew he was going to save the day and take down SHIELD. There was no will he or won't he. But him having to go against his best friend is interesting. Their relationship is interesting. Their interactions are interesting.

[rubbertea]

that's an imperfect comparison though, because the philosopher's stone is an object, not a character. in the two (iirc) hp books named after characters, prisoner of azkaban and the half blood prince, those characters play a central part in the story.

i didn't have the same experience at all when watching the movie. i didn't think bucky was the driving force of steve's character arc; the concept of civil rights and freedom and privacy and his conflicting thoughts about what he's done for s.h.i.e.l.d felt more important to me.