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Conversely, if you understand TADC as a story to take every single aspect, moment, outcome, and detail totally literally rather than in tandem with the thematic signficance it communicates. Or were looking for a more lore-driven story. Or were hoping for a more rounded exploration of its world and characters, a hollistic dive into the premise it sets up rather than a story barreling towards a specific end goal/a very pointed thematic stance. You're gonna end up disappointed with what you got.

And this is not a moral judgement, I don't think any expectation is at all more correct than another. I actually think my last point is probably even the most fair stance to have. Especially if you don't engage with any secondary material and just look at the show itself, since it doesn't totally establish Jax as a core focus until later in its run. Some storylines do feel very sidelined.

You are safe with your f/o.

Your interests are safe. Your secrets, thoughts, feelings are safe. Your body is safe. Your belongings are safe.

You two may fight or argue but it would never reach a point of physical or verbal abuse.

Even if a fight goes sideways, you two will find the time to make it up and mend things.

You won't be dismissed or ignored or be an object to put up with.

You won't be intentionally triggered or yelled at.

You're safe. You're in good hands as long as you and your f/o communicate.