Quinn should not be forgiven by the plot just because he is sad
CharactersI want to understand him. I do not want the story to absolve him. The best tragic characters make you say, 'I see exactly how you got here,' followed immediately by, 'and you still hurt people.' Quinn's admiration for Jace can be sincere and still become dangerous. That contradiction is the whole meal.
I like it because it makes the romance more tense without pretending the danger is harmless.
I can already hear the weekly thread arguing about this in the best way.
This would make a perfect end-of-episode cut to black. The rule should be readable enough that viewers can argue about choices, not confusion.
This needs one clean rule, one visible price, and one horrible loophole. The rule should be readable enough that viewers can argue about choices, not confusion.
I like it because it makes the romance more tense without pretending the danger is harmless. The rule should be readable enough that viewers can argue about choices, not confusion.
I can see the edit already. That is where the consequence has to show.
The visual idea is strong, but the consequence has to land in dialogue later. The `quinn` angle is what makes it feel specific to this story.
The rewatch value would be huge if they plant this visually before explaining it. The `quinn` angle is what makes it feel specific to this story.
The post works because quinn's loneliness should explain his choice without excusing the damage.
Jade would clock this before anyone else and then pretend she is joking. The `quinn` angle is what makes it feel specific to this story.
