She and Pietro should have died exactly ten seconds after their parents died, that's what was supposed to happen Stark Industries is a quality outfit that doesn't make duds But they lived because of her stupid childish belief that at the end of the episode the story continues
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Nicely put. Sort of the main thrust of BoJack Horseman, wasn't it? Which, incidentally, another show with a lead who turns to cheesy sitcoms as an escape from ethical responsibility, reality, etc..
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I won't lie, I was almost hoping the 2010's WandaVision episode would turn into a BoJack riff, as a commentary on the modern trend of sitcoms skewed towards moral self-interrogation and absolutely electric with tragic undercurrents.
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I mean shit that's what privilege is in the end You get to be the main character and the cost of that is other people having to be your supporting cast and crew Your setbacks become just part of your story of growth and perseverance because you offload the consequences
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This is, like, what underlies a lot of the jokes people make about "white nonsense" and the idea that only a white protagonist would go ahead and go into the basement in a horror movie How the Black dude in the horror movie just gets randomly killed in Act One
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