#ttpp s1

[liannisha]

[rumir-has-it]

[thankyouforbeingsobeautiful]

why do we consider season 1, episode 2 the “gay panic episode??” as far as im concerned, every episode of season 1 is the gay panic episode. every scene with rupert in it is the gay panic scene. any time rupert opens his mouth, it’s gay panic. rupert is Gay and panicking all the time. thakn u for coming to my ted talk

[pinkdalias]

EVERYONE SHUT UP..... rupert and amir are literal soulmates and their love transcends all boundaries

[angel-wings-and-broken-things]

amir is the king of dramatic monologues where he’s yelling but at the end he reveals his true feeings and it is THE SHIT

[crtkitten]

the two princes s2 was not as great as s1 story wise- everything else was still top quality! just. the story isn’t it bro

[liannisha]

You know, I have this writing theory that can be quite common in love/hate relationships in books, especially fantasy books. Fight fire with fire:

So hear me out, we all know that in the end of season 1 of The Two Princes, Rupert and Amir have to fight each other according to their

fathers and what they think the prophecy meant. And Rupert didn’t want this to happen, but on Amir’s side, he was prepared for this day.

And what I mean by fighting fire with fire, is that, remember when they had this argument right after the dive and Rupert and Porridge

found themselves with Arachnea? (I don’t remember their name) So if Amir didn’t save them, they would’ve been goners. But didn’t Amir

say he had to kill Rupert in order to rule? Rupert almost died, which actually shows how much Amir cares about him. So what I meant was,

Amir who “had” to kill Rupert against Rupert getting eaten by Arachnea. And then Amir partly covered it up by saying he had to kill him

himself, as it wasn’t a lie, but not a complete truth either. It also depends on the characters and what the author wants, other characters would have abandoned trying to kill him, while

some, like Amir, would still feel as if they didn’t have a choice. But at least that makes the love interest realize how much they care for the

MC. I personally find that method quite interesting and find it in some other books so I thought why not talk about it. And after all, everything relies

on the author’s desires.

I’d like to hear your thoughts about it. Do you think that this tactic is necessary and would add more to the story? Or do you think it isn’t logical and completely off reality?

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