Aaryan Poria

Technoblade never dies

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@SlateVictor @Woman4W @creepydotorg Says the account whose whole shmick is sucking off this retard

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@ChadCatGroypa @SlateVictor @creepydotorg Nuance is truly dead and buried
https://t.co/mP8Kn7i3XC

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@Woman4W @SlateVictor @creepydotorg There is zero eroticism - whatever happens is told through as a metaphor - Beverly thinks of birds and learning to fly.

It signified the loss of innocence for the Losers.

I am not saying that there weren't a milion others ways to portray this theme, but it's not some "orgy"

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@Woman4W @SlateVictor @creepydotorg I would highly suggest reading the book before forming an opinion.

There is a reason IT is considered a masterpiece and for many the crown jewels of all King's works

If you come to the same conclusion after finishing IT, I would say nothing more

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@Woman4W @SlateVictor @creepydotorg This is simply an unsettling scene in a book full of them.

The story, however as a whole, is about a lot of things - friendship, the magic of childhood and the transition to adulthood, innocence and it's corruption to name a few

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@PedroPfff @SlateVictor @creepydotorg There is nothing explicit in how the scene is written (use of metaphors and symbolism)

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@ChadCatGroypa @Woman4W @SlateVictor @creepydotorg https://t.co/fdCR1Tqpfr

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@Woman4W @SlateVictor @creepydotorg There is zero eroticism - whatever happens is told through as a metaphor - Beverly thinks of birds and learning to fly.

It signified the loss of innocence for the Losers.

I am not saying that there weren't a milion others ways to portray this theme, but it's not some "orgy"

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@Woman4W @SlateVictor @creepydotorg There is zero eroticism - whatever happens is told through as a metaphor - Beverly thinks of birds and learning to fly.

It signified the loss of innocence for the Losers.

I am not saying that there weren't a milion others ways to portray this theme, but it's not some "orgy"

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@itisnotunique12 @Unomaster68 @RRFNoticer @creepydotorg Most people don't become the greatest living American Author either

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@SlateVictor @creepydotorg Clearly the person who made this "meme" and the people who post it have never touched a book, much less IT

The "detailed" scene is barely a page and a half long, and it is entirely told via symbolism

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@brt572571 @creepydotorg This was an entirely different time

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@DjBaqwordz @StephenKing I don't think you understand IT if you see the scene as anything other than a way to depict the loss of innocence of the Loser's Club

Also, King's work has always been political. He wrote the character of Greg Stilson forty years before Trump's foray into politics ffs

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@DjBaqwordz @StephenKing You realise he is one of the most influential authors of our time, yes ?

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@Curmudgeon_I_Am @StephenKing You probably should read IT or The Stand if you still think that

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@MGSVenomDD @StephenKing You know he is talking about Native Americans, right ?

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@CryptoTounsi @Kasparov63 He hasn't called "all Palestinians" terrorists - just Hamas specifically.

Unless you think all Palestenians are part of Hamas ?

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@CantEverDie @Kasparov63 This is real life - no conflicts are black and white.

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@FarFromSubtle This is a joke, right ? The book is far superior

The movie was unwatchable for me after reading the book. Many of the core elements of the book that made me love it (like the whole puzzle solving aspect) was missing.

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@NikitaObnosov @WashingtonHoca @chudhapa Pretty based tbf

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@getslug @KitKatBlade To be fair, these are the consequences of his own actions

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@JackpineForever @scpwiki And it still is ?