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Do I accept and enjoy the vast majority of ships in this fandom? Yes.
However, I do have concrete evidence that suggests merit for my personal favorite ships.
Now we all know Forrest is from Chicago. And we know from conventional wisdom that āyou can take the [person] out of [place], but you canāt take the [place] out of [person]ā
And we therefore know that since Chicago is at least some integral part of Forrest, we know that properties of Chicago must therefore be some integral properties of Forrest.
And what structure is a central piece of the Chicago landscape, located in the heart of the city?
I rest my case.
Forrest: *walks into the bathroom to see Marie sitting on the floor with her back leaning on the cabinets*
Forrest: everything okay hon?
Marie: oh yeah. Iām great.
Forrest:ā¦ watcha doing on the floor?
Marie: nothing.
Forrest: ā¦is it the-
Marie: -itās the guilt, yeah.
Forrest: by the way, when is your birthday?
Marie: what?
Forrest: when is your birthday?
Marie: no, I heard what you said. Why does that matter?
Forrest: because I want to know.
Marie: why?
Forrest:ā¦. Why do you think? So I can know when to get you a gift.
Marie: oh, no, you donāt have to do any of that.
Forrest: well, I want to. So when is it?
Marie: it doesnāt matter.
Forrest: ā¦.how long has it been since you celebrated your birthday?
Marie: since before my son was born.
Forrest: okay but heās eighteen.
Marie: yeah?
Forrest: so itās been eighteen years since youāve celebrated your birthday???
Marie: whatās the big deal?
Forrest: well, everyone likes to feel special every once in a while, donāt they? Plus, with what you have gone through, making it another full year on earth is a genuine achievement. Youāve beaten the odds.
Marie: If youāre asking me if I want a party, the answer is no.
Forrest: it doesnāt have to be a party.
Marie: Iām still not telling you.
Forrest: fine, Iāll just ask your sister. And then sheāll want to throw a party since I brought it up.
Marie: okay, Jesus, fine!
I think, at least in part, how much sympathy you have for Marie is determined by how much you understand the cultural context of her situation.
Because yes, anyone can understand losing a loved one is terrible. Anyone can understand being ostracized from your community is shitty.
But Marie is a single, pregnant, homeless teenage girl in 1968, in rural Iowa. All of those factors paint the picture that her suffering was not just Whistling Night and then being stonewalled by all the blackmailed citizens, it was DECADES of systemic struggle against a society that devalued her existence. If not outward poor treatment or direct prejudice, it was stigma, it was increased difficulty finding employment, the possibility of food scarcity, a lack of modern medical care, so many other things. Thatās a part of her story, too. It doesnāt excuse or justify what she did but itās very important context to understand why she was pushed to the brink.
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I know Iāve been in a very George Lives au time in my life but I just canāt help thinking about my other love, Change of Plans.
I really really want to eventually write a oneshot focused on Forrest and Henryās relationship. Like, how Henry went from absolutely hating this man to appreciating him as another member of his family. Not quite his stepfather, but family nonetheless.
It would definitely come from Henry being faced with indisputable evidence that being in a relationship is genuinely healing for his mom. Like his whole life heās seen her just miserable and brokenhearted and bitter and then she starts actually looking happy, she starts genuinely smiling more, she even starts looking healthier- less dark circles, brighter skin, light back in her eyes.
And it becomes impossible to hate Forrest because he did in like eight months what Henry couldnāt do in eighteen years.
Well that and Forrest helped cover Henryās college tuition, helping him access a future beyond what he was originally told his purpose was. Thatās a very very generous and thoughtful thing to do for his fiancĆ©eās kid.
Love the idea of Forrest getting recognized while taking Marie back to Chicago (for some reason like shop, go to fancy restaurants, other cool shit Gallows Creek doesnāt have) like
Forrest: hey, howās it going? Iāll have a glass of the cab-sauv and the lady would like the pale ale on tap.
Fancy restaurant bartender: coming right- you sound so familiar. Would I know you from somewhere?
Forrest: uhā¦ I donātā¦
Bartender: no, I swear I know you from somewhere. Help me out here.
Forrest: *sighs* well, I used to do radioā¦
Bartender: oh my god- YOURE THE GUY THAT GOT CANNED AFTER THAT CRAZY INTERVIEW! I LISTENED TO YOU ALL THE TIME!! YOURE AWESOME!
Forrest: *dryly* hahah wow thanksā¦
*he leans over into Marieās ear*
Forrest: for the rest of our time in this city youāre gonna do all the talking, got it?
