What makes for a memorable love story? If you ask fandom, it's not exactly Noah and Allie in The Notebook (thank God). What's fascinating is that love stories, for people so entrenched in media and bathed in pop culture, they need to be something extra. Putting it baldly: They need to be a little fucked up. That's not to say that the love is
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... Kyle Reese?
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Anne and Gilbert from Anne of Green Gables might be my end-all, be-all OTP, though. They hate each other, they become friends, they fall in love. *sigh*
Now I shall ponder other couples. My problem is that I so frequently 'ship UC...
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And, well, i loved Buffy and Spike and absolutely thought they loved each other in a really dysfunctional way (is there any other kind?). I just figured that, canonically, we were told to expect Angel as the end game, so I sucked it up and went with it. And Spike dying for her in the BTVS finale was such a wonderful, redemptive gesture, that it gave me a lot of closure in the relationship. I got really cranky when they brought him back to Angel and negated it.
And I'm a Sam person, too.
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YES! As far as book fandoms go, I love them. You didn't see it coming since it was all about Aiden, but when the possiblity came up, I wanted it so badly. I would love for her to write a sequel to it. I'll like to see how their relationship worked out since they didn't get together until the end.
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