Ava’s Drawers

✨You haven’t “let your audience down” for not updating in a while.

✨You aren’t a bad person for writing about problematic content.

✨You can always take a break from your writing, even if it’s for a significant amount of time.

✨You can always leave a project, work on something else, and come back to it later.

✨You aren’t a “bad writer” for only having a few projects.

✨You aren’t a “bad writer” for only having a lot of projects.

✨You aren’t a “bad writer” if you decide to only write about things that are important to you.

✨You don’t owe anyone continuous updates for a project.

I think that the movie said what it wanted, exactly how it wanted. Differently from the graphic novel, although equally beautifully. The thing about the universe of Nimona is that we see it at the beginning with all its ugliness, hypocrisy and bigotry. And throughout the story we see the characters change and reveal how they were harmed by this system. At the end of the movie, the wall was destroyed. People can travel outside, see what's there. The change has happened. And this is exactly what Nimona is about - about witnessing the change happen with your own eyes.

I don't see any good plot possibilities for a sequel. The movie achieved what it wanted, told the full story and ended there. Actually, it ended in a way more optimistic way than the novel.