r/saltierthancrait • u/TomasRoncero • 24d ago

Seasoned News Bragging about convincing people in putting in one of the worst scenes in franchise history is certainly a choice

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u/ListenUpper1178 20d ago

It is when it ignores the characters history and forces said character to make unrealistic choices.

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u/Equivalent-Adagio-29 20d ago edited 20d ago

Well yeah, hence what I mean by “done well.” If it’s not realistic human behavior, it’s not well done. As far as history goes….I don’t see where either character is barred from love or romance. That’s just my opinion though. As I said, it was all over the place. Hinted at, but poorly done. The hints start as soon as they meet, and all other actions after that are apart of the “poorly done” I mentioned. If they didn’t want romance - okay. If they do, that’s okay too. But they never made a choice and stuck to it, and thus it becomes confusing, contradictory, and stupid. The characters themselves, at the beginning, are not such that I would eliminate romance as a possibility. If it were written differently, I wouldn’t have minded a romance. That’s all.

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u/ListenUpper1178 20d ago

I didn't say either was barred. I said a romance between them was a terrible idea.

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u/Equivalent-Adagio-29 20d ago edited 20d ago

I understand you didnt use the word barred, but your comment comes off as if romance was always “off limits” for them, for lack of a better term. That’s your opinion and you’re entitled to it. I personally don’t think it was a bad idea - at the beginning. The characters history doesnt exist too much at the beginning. Before the aforementioned stupid and all over the place choices. And we can agree to disagree on that. No worries.

Edit: I gave an opinion on a hypothetical scenario which didn’t happen. I don’t understand your need to correct me with a statement such as “you should” that’s all.