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@wildhoney78bc @heavyspoilers A Star Wars movie released a month ago

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@_onthewayjay Grandparents were like 30 when SW came out, Parents around late 20s when LOTR came out an I was in my teens for 2/3 Dune movies

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@InsaneFrog @esjesjesj Crying about trans people in a film about Ancient Greek mythology is fcking hilarious. Kids these days

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@SheevTalks

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@Blonddieee_ Valyria had a thousand dragons and they couldn’t do it

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@waterpuddles @luscielia @melscanvas_ Even if, that does not give bear the right to take away her life and make anything in her existence about himself

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@waterpuddles @luscielia @melscanvas_ Yes, taking away someone‘s ability to love their life and become happy and not be raped is the problem, not necessarily the tool with which one person achieves that

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@waterpuddles @luscielia @melscanvas_ The wish by definition cannot work „perfectly“ because it‘s very nature is disgusting and robs a woman of her independence and freedom

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@manafsinare @NodeOfWeb3 Who isn’t alive at this point in the timeline

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@walamaMD123 @MuseScene06 All knew, Corlys, the lord, whose opinion actually matters, accepted it

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@Ivan_Olivas529 @MuseScene06 Yes it does. Someone should know if the kid they’re claiming to be their heir is actually their child or not

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@Ivan_Olivas529 @MuseScene06 Because Robert didn’t know he wasn’t his son, Laenor and Corlys did know and still claimed him

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@HoganCaptain @MuseScene06 Corlys is the lord, Laenor is his heir and Laenor spiritually adopted Jace and Luce, pretty simple.

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@agresterso *best

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@AesirAesthetics That “Aryan” thing specifically only alludes to the dragon riding genes, which the Targaryens had, not the Velaryons

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@Circusbirdboy @FuzzyPiano1 characters. You don’t have to “recognize” the character if the medium they’re in does a good enough job introducing them, wtf kind of logic is that.

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@Circusbirdboy @FuzzyPiano1 What do you mean by recognize? Do you think casual audiences recognized Mr. Terrific or Hawkgirl or Methamorpo or the
Engineer? If they are introduced properly and not randomly alluded to in a 10s clip with a niche comic reference most won’t get they will get to know these

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@Circusbirdboy @FuzzyPiano1 If they make a movie with two robins as mcs where they explain what their backstory and their relationship to Batman is, audiences will know. But not by showing a random grey suit for 10s and never mentioning it again

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@Circusbirdboy @FuzzyPiano1 as a joker reverence, since the graffiti on the suit and never make the connection to Robin or a comic story from the 80s most people don’t know. Like genuinely, do think everyone who watches these movie is a massive fcking nerd that has decades of comic knowledge in their head?