Well, shit
Oct. 3rd, 2010 08:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cinaedUgh, this is why sometimes you SHOULDN'T read the final book in a series. Because, if you're me, your favorite characters die, and then you get to sob for fifteen minutes straight. And it's not even a book series that anyone you know has read, so it isn't like Harry Potter where you have a friend on AIM to rant at and make you feel better.
Shit, shit, SHIT.
It's just-- ugh, they killed off my favorite characters. As in, I've reread the book in the series where they meet SEVEN TIMES (no joke), and they're one of my truest OTPs in any fandom ever, and now I'll never be able to read that book again and read their witty banter and awesome antics without knowing that they die in the end. They die together, but that doesn't make it any better, because they're dead.
Oh god, if they kill off my other two favorites (as in from the book I've read five times or so), I'm going to be a wreck. Ugh, ugh, ugh.
SOMEONE TELL ME NOT TO READ THE END. It'll be like Schrodinger's Cat, where I don't know if my other favorites are dead and can pretend they lived happily ever after.
Shit, shit, SHIT.
It's just-- ugh, they killed off my favorite characters. As in, I've reread the book in the series where they meet SEVEN TIMES (no joke), and they're one of my truest OTPs in any fandom ever, and now I'll never be able to read that book again and read their witty banter and awesome antics without knowing that they die in the end. They die together, but that doesn't make it any better, because they're dead.
Oh god, if they kill off my other two favorites (as in from the book I've read five times or so), I'm going to be a wreck. Ugh, ugh, ugh.
SOMEONE TELL ME NOT TO READ THE END. It'll be like Schrodinger's Cat, where I don't know if my other favorites are dead and can pretend they lived happily ever after.
