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"Sanji" Vinsmoke
Oi. Make it quick, will ya?
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concasse
2018-08-10 08:38 pm (UTC)
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this ain't romeo and juliet, yuusk
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fabrefactions
2018-08-10 08:48 pm (UTC)
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I would hope not. It is a melodramatic and frustrating play, and for some reason people think it is romantic.
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concasse
2018-08-10 09:20 pm (UTC)
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rly?
i thought it was kinda charming
overblown as shit bc teenagers think the world is ending if they don't get what they want but...
[HE'S NOT EVEN ARGUING he just thinks this says a loooot about them as people and as a couple]
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fabrefactions
2018-08-10 09:43 pm (UTC)
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They know each other for three days, marry and then die. That isn't charming...
Much Ado About Nothing was better for charm and romance. Even if the main couple were easily over looked in favour of the secondary one.
[ doesn't it just.... ]
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concasse
2018-08-12 08:29 pm (UTC)
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well yea if u hyperfocus on those details it looks silly
u gotta look at the emotion between the two main characters, that's the selling point
its why starcrossed lovers is such a huge trope in fiction
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fabrefactions
2018-08-12 08:34 pm (UTC)
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But... why do people enjoy stories in which the protagonists do not get happiness together in the end?
There's nothing satisfying about the bull-headedness of family feuds tearing apart two people who just wanted to be together.
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concasse
2018-08-12 08:51 pm (UTC)
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bc tragedy sells
shit i'd say it sells better than happy endings sometimes
two lovers who can only be reunited in death bc life was too cruel
... or uh that's what i'm assuming
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fabrefactions
2018-08-12 08:57 pm (UTC)
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I wonder why. I always thought reading was escapism. Do we love tragedy so much we choose to escape to it in our free time...?
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Hm. Maybe? That... assumes a lot of things though. I feel I should be less surprised you see the optimistic side of tragic romance.
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concasse
2018-08-12 09:34 pm (UTC)
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some people do yea
shit i know some who hate happy endings bc they feel it's too sugary and unrealistic
tragedies feel more honest to them
but then u got people who like happiness bc life has never treated them kindly so its nice to see even fictional characters get a reprieve
[So you know there are layers to this discussion and stuff.]
oi now i'm super optimistic :)
[Hahahaha that's a joke +_+]
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fabrefactions
2018-08-12 09:46 pm (UTC)
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Hmmm.
The world is tough. I don't think there's anything wrong finding escapism in your entertainment. Even if it can be a little too sugary sweet, yes.
It's about balance. As most things are.
[ PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF. ]
Is that so?
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concasse
2018-08-12 10:27 pm (UTC)
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eh i mean everyone's got their tastes
i'm not about to fault someone for loving a dark ending where everyone dies
and wow its like u don't believe me
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fabrefactions
2018-08-12 11:11 pm (UTC)
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... I think I will stick to my fictional happy endings for the moment. That is certainly more to my media tastes.
Not precisely, but I am taking it with a pinch of salt, shall we say.
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i thought it was kinda charming
overblown as shit bc teenagers think the world is ending if they don't get what they want but...
[HE'S NOT EVEN ARGUING he just thinks this says a loooot about them as people and as a couple]
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Much Ado About Nothing was better for charm and romance. Even if the main couple were easily over looked in favour of the secondary one.
[ doesn't it just.... ]
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u gotta look at the emotion between the two main characters, that's the selling point
its why starcrossed lovers is such a huge trope in fiction
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There's nothing satisfying about the bull-headedness of family feuds tearing apart two people who just wanted to be together.
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shit i'd say it sells better than happy endings sometimes
two lovers who can only be reunited in death bc life was too cruel
... or uh that's what i'm assuming
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Hm. Maybe? That... assumes a lot of things though. I feel I should be less surprised you see the optimistic side of tragic romance.
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shit i know some who hate happy endings bc they feel it's too sugary and unrealistic
tragedies feel more honest to them
but then u got people who like happiness bc life has never treated them kindly so its nice to see even fictional characters get a reprieve
[So you know there are layers to this discussion and stuff.]
oi now i'm super optimistic :)
[Hahahaha that's a joke +_+]
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The world is tough. I don't think there's anything wrong finding escapism in your entertainment. Even if it can be a little too sugary sweet, yes.
It's about balance. As most things are.
[ PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF. ]
Is that so?
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i'm not about to fault someone for loving a dark ending where everyone dies
and wow its like u don't believe me
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Not precisely, but I am taking it with a pinch of salt, shall we say.