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You guy's Roberts ever give you hell when you're trying to write them?? I swear, it's like ABiB Robert is sentient and fucking with my mind somehow. It's like...
Robert.
Bob
Bobert.
Bob Bob.
Bo.
I will shoot you if you keep this up.
Call me Shroud with the way I'm gonna be the reason a Robert Robertson drops dead.
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Show where it’s the same episode over and over and the characters notice
Do you think characters get to exist outside their stories? Or is sb writing about them the only way they get to exist? Does a show ending mean that they die? You can rewatch their story to bring them back for a bit. But this is all they get. There is no free will.
Do you think inconsistencies in TV shows and movies, are a character's cry for help, like "NO, STOP! LOOK WHAT THE WRITER IS TRYING TO MAKE ME DO?". The characters become real, because we believe in them, and thus whenever their characterization is messed up, we notice because of their cry for help.
Example:
In Sherlock, I was so confused when Irene Adler said "Well I am", implying that she was a lesbian
(John Watson: Who the hell knows about Sherlock Holmes, but... for the record, if anyone out there still cares — I'm not actually gay. Irene Adler: Well, I am. Look at us both.)
But then she "falls" for Sherlock.
Maybe.....the confirmation that she was, in fact, gay...was a cry for help..
think about it.
It's a creepy, creepy theory.
