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Here's what you actually said. To clarify, the bolded would be the problematic part. The fact that her victim is helpless is added as a qualifier, while the idea of revenge against the rapist/abuser...

Assuming deep down that Heather's not tired of having a husband who dies on her about once a year. The geese migrate north again, the sugar maples run high with sap, and Mac needs a new tombstone......

I don't mind if you speak for yourself as a knowledgeable fan, but please do not presume to speak for me or others. Obviously I can't do anything about you not liking the idea I put forward, but it...

Well, first I'm going to give the writing team the benefit of the doubt and assume that the editorial decree went deeper than "You can't have someone in a habit and wimple tied up in this scene" and...

Constantly is exaggeration for impact on my part, admittedly. The two incidents that came to mind were Heather's debating whether or not to tell AF to kill Marrina during the Mantlo run, and Namor...

That seems unlikely. The writers obviously mean the attempt to break/turn Jeanne-Marie to be based in "real" events, otherwise, why try to bring in the nuns or invoke Byrne? And it would break with...

Just to be clear, they did (trying to remember to give fair weight to Greg Pak here, because even if FVL is the Alpha Fan on the team, Pak's name is on there too). From my convo on FVL's Twitter:

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Except that contradicts what FVL said about the writers pulling evidence of sexual abuse from the Byrne run. So it's not there just because they couldn't use the nuns.

I don't know if this is to me or to varo, but there's no offense on my part.

Art doesn't happen in a vacuum. It reflects the attitudes of the world around it and affects the people partaking of it, and keeping quiet about the negative aspects helps exactly nothing except to...

Dear Forum,

Eat my reply one more time, and we are in a fight.

No love,
Me

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Which...really mitigates the issue very little, if at all, IMO, particularly in the light of the Twitter convo, re: making explicit text out of Byrne's "obvious subtext". Because, unfortunately,...

Thanks. It's hard to judge for tone over the internet, so I figured I'd ask.

Del, would you mind clarifying what you mean by that? Because it's coming off as really dismissive.

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