We're watching an awesome anime at anime night with s_c's brother lately called Dear Brother that takes being a high-school freshman in a "sorority" and makes it the! most! dramatic! thing! that ever! happened!!! Which I love. As long as a show is good, then by god, make it as dramatic as you possibly can. Aaaaand, since I was a high-school
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And good for you for voting honey :) Sounds like an interesting night at the Brother's :)
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Something I said at the brother's: "We had a great couple of episodes of Dear Brother, a great couple of episodes of Gundam, a great couple of episodes of RWBY ... and then we also saw some Great Teacher Onizuka," because GTO, uh ... not too fuckin good. But it WAS an interesting night there! <3 :-)
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For me, at least, it's the fact that with the writers of this particular episode, it forms part of a pattern of throwing in consent issues or rape jokes for extra drama or ~edginess, and then never addressing them again. In my experience, fic tends to better about not just tossing these things aside. Not that I'm going to judge anyone for enjoying the scene in canon, of course. ;)
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My Mary POV summergen fic touched a little on the difficulties of bonding with adult children who are essentially strangers. Because yes, it's an odd situation, but I think Show is doing a great job with Mary; it's not an instant connection, but they're all finding their way to each other. I like too how they acknowledged her demon deal, as well as how at odds she feels in this century. Bring it on Show - I want more of this loveliness!!!
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It was SO great that they already got into the demon deal! And I'm loving all the jokes about her being behind the times; it's so well conceived and played. Only on our show, man.
Ooh, ooh, off to read your fic!
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But I'm kind of glad the show doesn't keep rehashing the exact same scene over and over. I am, too, although a little more horror on Dean's face, just a look, would have gone a long way. I mean, if they were going to spend days upon days inventively torturing Sam, far beyond what we've almost ever seen depicted in canon, it simply seems odd to me that his loved ones would react like it's all in a day--his obsessed brother, and his mother, coming upon her baby son in this condition?? Maaaan, I'd have liked to see Sam get a bit more ( ... )
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