#turnweek2016

[itriedfishfingersandcustard]

🇬🇧 Turn Week 2016 🇺🇸

Day 7: Favorite Season

I guess I really don’t have a favorite season, but if I had to pick from an action and plot development stand point id have say season two became we got introduced to so many new characters, new plot lines and saw some really nice character development. I’m already seeing GIFs for season three around and I’m pretty hype, so let’s hope season three is just as good as the rest!!

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[itriedfishfingersandcustard]

🇬🇧 Turn Week 2016 🇺🇸

Day 6: Ladies of Turn Appreciation

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned

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[greetingsdr]

•Turn Week [Day Seven! Favorite Season]

Season 2!

[koryusai279]

turnweek: day 7 → favorite season: season 1

It seems Winston doesn’t like S2  :) bc he wasn’t in.

Telling the truth, me too.

I liked Abe’s attitude in S1 “Oh, no, no, I’m not a spy. I’m just a farmer. But wait! My friends are in danger! I must help them! My dad is in danger! I mast help him! Anna is in danger! I must save her!” That was so touching, so... human. I liked that version of Abe much more than such an “iron patrion” he became at the end of S2.

In S2, all the plot seems to me to be too melodramatic, Mary is boring, Townsend is a selfish snob, Andre/Peggy/Arnold relationships are disgusting and Anna/Hewlett ones are highly improbable. Oh... please forgive my forward nature (c), that was my very emotional and very private opinion. And nevertheless, I think TURN one of the most interesting movies i’d ever seen, and I’m dying for watching the S3!

[questern-reads]

Finally!! Only one more day!! Have some Major Hewlett looking wistful to satiate myself yourselves.

[poeedamerons]

turn appreciation week:  day seven  → favorite season: season 2

[calamity-bean]

[Turn Week: Ladies of Turn Appreciation Day]

All the ladies are so awesome that it’s hard to choose just one, but I couldn’t resist our dear Abigail!

[culpers]

turn week + day six: ladies of turn appreciation → “The canvas of the revolutionary war is a great place in which to tell a story about women. I just think we have a lack of information historically about what they were doing and how they contributed to the war effort. In a political way, I’m glad I get to tell that story. I think it’s a great reminder in any circumstances, in any part of the world, and in any time period women have found ways to be innovative and thwart the system and challenge the expectations set before them.” — Heather Lind