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TADC EPISODE 9 SPOILERS BELOW
“It made sense for Caine to be redeemed and not Jax because Caine was just an AI who didn’t know better and Jax was a human who did know better!”
Okay, even putting aside how episode 8 puts the “Caine doesn’t know better” claim into serious doubt, let me flip the script: what message does it send to say bad AI is more redeemable than bad humans?
the problem with characters talking like they're in a therapy handbook isn't, of course, that they're talking about their feelings - it's good to have characters talk (and fight) about how they feel about each other. the problem is how generic and boring it is to have them use the current Right Terminology - isn't it more fun to have characters have all these feelings but not know what to call them? for them to look for the words to express them, and not find them, at least not neatly?
and besides, all these terms are, to use a food term, concentrates. But I don't want the concentrate when characters have a fight about their emotions - I want the full-bodied juice.
Consider:
"I brought you a bee cake. You've always loved bees."
"You're gaslighting me."
vs.
"I brought you a bee cake. You've always loved bees."
"I've never loved bees! You decided I liked bees. It's the same thing as always. You won't let me choose what I like, you just tell me and expect me to believe it."
The shorter response can do a lot, in specific circumstances, but by taking the shorthand away, so much more space for character is created.
!!! TADC EPISODE 9 SPOILERS BELOW !!!
I’m sorry, but whenever CAINE fans of all people complain that Jax didn’t face enough consequences/accountability in episode 9, I can’t take them seriously.
Here’s a message for TADC fans who’ve seen the leaks and know the episode 9 plot twist:
PLEASE don’t make pedantic corrections in the comments of post-escape AU fics or any fan works that opt to ignore the brain scan reveal. Yes, even if they’re written after the finale. Please don’t harass the authors or insist they “respect the canon” or accuse them of “missing the themes of the show”. Those fics/AUs will continue to exist and there’s nothing wrong with that, blacklist and block them if the thought of their existence bothers you that much.
Reblog & put in the tags your OTP from each of your fandoms
When I see an entry on TV Tropes that I strongly agree with, I almost immediately copy it into a text file before the hivemind notices it and deletes it for going against their views.
one career option that is sadly no longer open to young women is impostor claiming to be the grand duchess anastasia romanov
So sick of the "Neville's boggart" argument, like, GUYS, it's obviously meant to represent Neville's fear of disappointing stern figures of authority, he also said he didn't want it to turn into his grandma either. It's clear that, to him, they're on the same level and replacing one with the other wouldn't help.
McGonagall was Hermione's boggart and she obviously represented her fear of failure.
And Lupin's boggart was just a full moon, c'mon guys, think, do you really believe Remus Lupin is afraid of the moon? They're all meant to be symbolic, it's about what it symbolizes!!
This! Perfectly said.
#Honestly Snape was the nicer option#Snape never tried to drown Neville or drop him out of a window
So sick of the "Neville's boggart" argument, like, GUYS, it's obviously meant to represent Neville's fear of disappointing stern figures of authority, he also said he didn't want it to turn into his grandma either. It's clear that, to him, they're on the same level and replacing one with the other wouldn't help.
McGonagall was Hermione's boggart and she obviously represented her fear of failure.
And Lupin's boggart was just a full moon, c'mon guys, think, do you really believe Remus Lupin is afraid of the moon? They're all meant to be symbolic, it's about what it symbolizes!!
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Inside of me there are two wolves.
One loves the “Jax was a foster kid who aged out of the system” headcanon.
The other loves the “Jax was a momma’s boy with an overprotective mother” headcanon.
Fandom Problem #14,355:
I know personality quizzes are supposed to be for fun...but some quiz makers...both official and fan made...SUCK at coming up with questions.
Please stop making the answers painfully obvious what the end result is going to be.
Please let the answers actually have to do with the personality of the person taking the quiz. My EYE COLOR and HEIGHT shouldn't have anything to do with the results!
Please don't put questions that require you to take a whole other quiz! Most people do not know their DnD morality alignment or Myers-Brigg personality type off the top of their head unless they already took that quiz!
"Which is your favorite Ariana Grande song?" I DON'T LISTEN TO ARIANA GRANDE! What do you want me to do, take 20 minutes to listen to each song on the list to decide which one I like?! Yes, this was an actual question. No, they didn't have an "I don't listen to Ariana Grande" option. I've seen it with other artists, too.
Fandom Problem #14,259:
Someone: states popular opinion as fact (ex. Character A is the best character ever and anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong!)
Fandom: PREACH!
Me: states my unpopular opinion in a similar but less abrasive way (ex. Character A is boring and badly written and it's making it hard to enjoy the show.)
Fandom: You know it's rude to state your opinion as fact, it makes it sound like we're not allowed to like this character, you could really hurt someone's feelings talking like that, why not just enjoy the character it's not like they killed your dog.
I'm just so sick of all these super sensitive babies in fandom... If I'm able to understand that a statement praising a character is implicitly subjective, then you should be able to understand that my negative statements are subjective too. I shouldn't have to tag on an "imho" at the end of every sentence when talking about something just because some of you are so insecure about your opinions not being supported by 100% of the population.
˚۶ৎ episode 5 of tadc is genuinely one of my favs to rewatch, the amount of gags, details, and just everything about it entertains me sm lmao
there were so many funny scenes but my top 2 fav scenes were defo bazoobles intro and disappearing guy singing the anthem i was crying 🇺🇲🦅
Fandom Problem #14,235:
People calling an already popular thing "underrated" when they really mean "I'm bitter my favorite thing isn't as popular as [extremely popular thing]!"
Not to say it's okay to wish your favorite thing got more attention as another thing, but just because it isn't extremely popular doesn't mean it's underrated.
Fandom Problem #14,222:
When a character is very shippable and has good chemistry with everyone but their canon or most-likely-to-be-canon interest
