1.2 DreameShort - The Unwanted Bride of Atticus Fawn

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Welcome to my vertical obsession, and today we are going

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to be talking about The Unwanted Bride of Atticus Fon,

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which is currently on Dream Short and Short Max. You

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can watch them on one of those two. It is

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also a story that came from what pad is that

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how you pronounce it. I'm not one hundred percent far,

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but I do know that it was from that site

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and app, and then they turned it into the short

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that it is now. And this is also one of

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the first ones that I ever watched. It was this

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one and then True Luna, which I do want to

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kind of go back and watch True Luna. I just

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have to find which app it is on currently because

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I wanted to take it back to the first ones

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I ever watched, and this one and True Luna were

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the ones that you saw quite constantly, i'd say, as

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ads on TikTok, especially when it came to this one,

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The Unwanted Bride of Atochis fon and you always saw

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that bedroom scene where Autumn is telling Attichus she loves

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him and that Atticus marked her even though she wasn't

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his mate. And I always remembered those scenes so vividly

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because they stood out so much from the series, and

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also to the point that you kind of saw them

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on repeat on TikTok, But it was still those scenes

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that what drew me in to be like, Okay, now

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I need to watch the series and see what this

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whole thing is about. And it sucked me in, and

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I have been watching these series ever since and now

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here we are. But yeah, so I figured it would

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be only fitting to bring it back to one of

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the first series I ever watched. We talk about it

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and kind of discuss it a little bit, because this

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is also one of the ones that ended on a

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cliffhanger that never got resolved, or at least I don't

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think it ever got resolved, because when I pull it

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up now, there is no new episodes on it, which

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when I first started watching, I thought that was how

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these went, is that they would update the episodes when

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they made more, versus creating a whole new sequel like

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some of them do, because again, this was like a

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new format when they first came out, so I didn't

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understand how they all worked. Now I do, but that

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was always the one thing that I thought, and I

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was like, I kept waiting for new episodes to drop

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because I was like, Okay, well, how is this going

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to continue? Because found out at the end there, you know,

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her eyes glowed red that she may have magic, and

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we got no resolution. And yes, I know you can

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read the story and find out how it all ends

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or what the whole thing was, which I will have

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to do because I do kind of want to see

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how that story plays out. And it's written and original format,

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and that is also one of the things that I've

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come to love about Candy Jar is that their stories

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and their series are based off the written stories from

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their novel app which is called Gallantine. Na I'm butchering

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that name, I am. I'm going to have to work

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on pronunciations of things, so I apologize, but I know

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that that's also what this candyguard Jar used to be

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called until they switched it to candy Jar. But they

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take their stories from their written stories, so you can

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always read what their stories are taken from and see

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how it plays out and what actually happens. A lot

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of the time those ones are different that they kind

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of change things, which is a normal thing that happens

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when you turn a book or novel or a piece

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of literature into a visual series, things get left out,

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things get changed, because it's the way they adapt from

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written to visual. That always happens. But I have found

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that sometimes with the Candy Jar app they kind of

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stay somewhat true to their written pieces because they are

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a bit easier to adapt, I feel like, because they

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don't have as many characters or they're not as long

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as the novels that get adapted to movies or TV

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shows type of things. So I think that I kind

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of helps it. But going back to this one, like

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I said, would I would love to see how it ends,

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because that was one of the first cliffhangers that never

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got resolved for me at least, and it always annoyed me.

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The same with True Luna. That one had a cliffhanger

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that I never saw the resolution or it never had

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a resolution, And if any of them did, and you

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do know about them, please let me know so that

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way I can go back and watch because I searched

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and I just never saw it, but I wish it did.

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Whereas True Belie True Luna, I don't think that has

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a written but again I could be wrong about that one.

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But going back into this one, like I said, I

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was always wanted to know, like where those red eyes

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came from. So I'll have to kind of come back

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to this once I kind of go through it, and

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I thought about that. I thought about kind of like

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reading the story before doing this episode so that way

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I could kind of interject that. But then I was like, no,

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we're going to just talk about this. We're going to

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talk about the series, the one that helps start it

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all for me, and it also is the one that

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got me to love Nicole, who has continued to do

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these series. She does quite a bit on Real Short

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and I always enjoy those series so much, especially the

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one she does with Suth. Love those. She has a

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new one that just came out not too long ago,

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which I will do. I will watch and then do

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a little recap. I haven't gotten to it yet. Like

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I said, I wanted to kind of go back to

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some of them, some of the old ones, some of

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the ones that I've I really loved over the last

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year year and a half, and kind of start with

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some old good ones, throw in some newer ones, kind

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of like do throwbacks every so often. But one of

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the things that I did this time around is I

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kind of was like writing down each like different thing

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for the series, like kind of plot out what happened,

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what was this, what all that, to try and make

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this longer and give you guys a more in depth review,

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because I'm trying my best. So we're kind of starting

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out and trying different things. But I also know that

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when I was originally kind of like writing things down

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in my notebook, I was more just writing my thoughts,

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how I felt about it, different things. So this time

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I kind of wrote down things that happened in the

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series along with my thoughts. So, like I said, I

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pointed out some of the different things that I've said.

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One of the other things that I made mention of

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is that Levi, who played Atticus, I really enjoyed watching

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him play Atticus, and after watching it, I was like,

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you know, I don't tend to see him in a

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lot anymore. And I've kind of noticed that about some

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of the actors and actresses that were in series when

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I first started watching these that haven't done them in

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quite some time, or maybe they're on certain platforms, or

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they could just be doing what actors tend to do,

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which is branch out and try new things. Because I

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know that's a normal thing when it comes to the

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industry is actors they feel they want to try different things,

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especially ones who have been on like a series for

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quite some time, they want to They tend to leave

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and try and see if they could do movies or

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do another show that would challenge them, things like that.

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So I figured that that's probably like the case with

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some of these actors and actresses, or it just might

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be that this wasn't what they wanted to do, so

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they kind of pivoted, because I know that happens sometimes too.

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There's a lot of actors out there who either start

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off big and then nothing happens for a while, and

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then they kind of like pivot their career to something else,

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or they realize after so many rejections that to fall

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back on a another career. And some actors have done

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very well for themselves, living normal lives outside of acting

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in the spotlight, So it could be one of those things.

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I just knew that sometimes it makes me sad when

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you find an actor and actress that you'd like and

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they just you don't see them in anything anymore. And

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I know that's not always their fault, not that it

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is ever their fault, but I was just saying in

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a sense of their fault of them deciding not to

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do it anymore. First, just not being cast because the

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industry is hard type of thing is what I was

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going with. But as I've gone off on this little

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tangent to go back. So yeah, so that's what I

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was saying. When I was looking at Levi. He had

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done a couple and I remember one of them. I

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think it's on real shit that I remember watching, And

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then I just he hasn't been in much since, and

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it just makes me sad because I really do enjoy

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watching his series two. So and of course rewatching The

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Unwanted Ride of atticis von bade me be like, oh, yeah,

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that's right. I really do love him. Where has he been?

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But also kind of hoping that maybe he's kind of

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like onto some bigger and better things right now because

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I know the other person who was in this and

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I did not write down his name, but the actor

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who played his brother, Damon, he's been in things since,

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because I was like, when I started watching it, I

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was like, you know, he looks familiar. I swear he

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was just in something, and sure enough he was. And

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again I did not write it down, and my brain

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sometimes has a short time, short memory with things like this.

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One of the things that I tend to be good

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at is I will remember actors' faces. I just don't

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remember names always, but I know that when watching shows

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and things like that, I'll see someone and I'll see

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a face and I'll be like, hey, look familiar. Why

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do I know them? I feel like I know them,

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And of course I'll always scroll to the IMDb and

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be like, that's where I know them from. So that's

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always one thing that I slightly pride myself on is

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that I'll remember face, just never a name. I also

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am terrible at pronunciations for names, especially last names sometimes,

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so going forward, if I pronounce anyone's name or any

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name incorrectly, I do apologize. It's not intentional. I do

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try to make sure I get the correct pronounce ee,

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and I always sometimes fail. I know I did that

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once for a movie. I was reviewing a movie for

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something and I kept calling the movie the wrong name,

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and I felt so bad, but I finally fixed myself.

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But it's just one of those things. But again, I'm

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getting off topic, and I am so sorry because that's

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what I do. I talk about things, and then I

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slowly get off topic. So let's get back to the

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unwanted Bride of Attic is fun. So going back into this,

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as I said, as I rewatched it, I kind of

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realized that I had forgotten things about it, especially like

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there was a time jump in it, and I honestly

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did not remember that time jump. So what it happened?

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I was like, there was a time jump in this?

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Why don't I remember that? Because I remember the beginning

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where Autumn is saved by Atticus and she kind of

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falls for him, only to learn that he's made it

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to Anya, who we at the time do not know

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is a witch, but is a witch who's kind of

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made Atticus and his brother Damon fall for her and

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think that she is their mate. So that way they

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kind of fight, and it's her in her mother's way

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of kind of taking down the Fawn family, but we

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don't learn that right away. But yeah, so going back,

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so we learned that Anya is Atticus is made and

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then slowly also learned that Anya is Damon's mate quote unquote,

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so they believe. And we learned that when Anya brings

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Autumn to go see her mother, who was also saved

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by the fawns from this witch war that is happening,

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which I believe it was never actually said or addressed.

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But I feel like it was Anya's mother that attacked Autumn,

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but I don't think it was ever actually addressed because

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she was attacked by someone, and I think that was

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always supposed to be Anya's mother. But I wonder if

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it's addressed in the novel again. I'll have to go

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go in look. But yeah, So after they find they

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get reunited Autumn and her mother, they end up finding

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out from Eric, who is the alpha and Damon and

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Atticus's father, that they have to figure out who Anya

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is going to choose, so that way, by the time

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they turn eighteen, one of them, most likely Atticus, can

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be alpha to take over when the time is necessary,

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so that leaves them at sixteen to think that's where

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Autumn is too. It then cuts to two years later,

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which makes sense to now they're eighteen. Atticus is to

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take over as alpha, but he needs a mate and

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he needs to settle down, so they end up arranging

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this marriage between Autumn and Atticus because Anya still has

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yet to choose between Damon and Atoicus. Even though you

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can see that she prefers Atoicus over Damon, but she

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still loves to create the chaos. But I still was

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kind of thrown by that, because this is how you

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get tell that it's been a bit since I've seen

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this series that I didn't realize the time jump was there.

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I remembered it as she got saved, and then later

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they ended up kind of getting married, but I didn't

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think it was a two year later. I thought it

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was more of like a couple of days, maybe a

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week kind of later. So it's kind of nice when

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you rewatch these and you go, I thought I remembered this,

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but honestly I forgot some of these things. And this

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also is making me kind of go and rewatch some

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other ones to kind of refresh my memory, because clearly

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I am remembering them very very wrong. But going on,

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we have Attoicus not wanting to get engaged because he

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wants to be with Anya, who he believes is his mate,

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when in reality it is actually Autumn, and you can

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kind of tell that there is a poll between Autumn

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and Atticus from the start, especially from Autumn. She fell

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head over heals for him when he came to save her,

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and then when they come to talk about the wedding,

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she goes to change for their engagement pictures, and when

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they're in close quarters, you can tell that there's this poll,

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so you question are they meant to be together or

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is he really Anya's mate? As you're watching it, and

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you can definitely tell that there's something very off about

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Anya too when you first start watching it, and then

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when you watch it again you can you can see

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that more clearly, especially when Atticus finds out about the engagement.

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He's looking at a witch's circle trying to figure out

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about this, and then Anya comes and suddenly he just

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walks away and doesn't deal with it or say anything

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about it. So she's distracting him so that way he's

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not looking at the witch's circle. Same with the Anya

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and her mother sending the wolf to kind of go

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after him in autumn to distract him so that way

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they can kind of take him down within. And the

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one thing that I do love about this was that Clarissa,

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who was the sister, the adopted sister of Atticus and Damon,

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she never liked Anya, and she always made that known.

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She loved autumn and preferred autumn and was rooting for Autumn,

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whereas she never gave Anya anything, and I think it

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was mostly because Anya was tearing her brothers of heart

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by being their mate and having them at each other's

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throat out of the time, and she didn't like that

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because becaused such a rift between them. It was one

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of the things that I did enjoy throughout the series

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is how Clarissa was always on autumn side and always

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trying to help Autumn and trying to advocate for Autumn

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and make sure that she was okay and that she

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wasn't the one pushed aside for Anya. And Clarissa was

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the one to tell Autumn how Atticus had never been

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as happy as he had been with Anya like he

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is with Autumn, to give Autumn the hope that Aticus

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did love her and that they did have a chance

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to end up and be happy together. The same with

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when Atticus woke up and had no memory of Autumn,

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Clarissa was still the one refusing to follow the doctor's orders,

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which I swear the doctor was another one that was

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paid by Anya because to say, oh, don't remind him

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of the incident and don't remind him of Autumn and

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suggest to get rid of any trace of Autumn, and

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I know it was really the mother who said we

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need to get rid of all the photos and all that,

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but him to suggest that it seemed weird, and I

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felt like that was something that Anya had put into

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place to make Adiicus only remember her and not remember

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Autumn at all, because I mean, she did put in

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the place of the judge who sentenced Autumn to jail

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and tied up the original judge, so I wouldn't have

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put it past her to put in a fake doctor,

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which I don't think that was ever confirmed or mentioned.

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I know Clarissa questioned it was like it seemed weird

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to just forget and remove any trace of Autumn, but

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I don't think it was ever discovered that that wasn't

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a real doctor. But I still think that that was

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Anya who told him to say that because Atticus remembered her,

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So why ruin that by bringing up Autumn and having

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him remember all this, especially when he was so mad

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at her the last time they had talked. You know,

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he basically pushed her aside and no longer wanted to

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be with her, and she didn't want that. She wasn't

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ready to give him up, So I could see that

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being something that she would do, not to mention that.

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This whole memory issue sounds like it came from what

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the mother did to poison Atticus, because she had mentioned,

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you know, she had did something to keep Anya's hooks

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into Atticus, but never really said what it was, but

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she inferred that she did something. So I'm assuming that's

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one of the things that she did, is that kind

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of erase his memory. I also never understood why they

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didn't quite tell Autumn's mother, but at the same time,

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I do because Attiicus's parents at the time, especially the mother,

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assumed that Autumn was the witch and was bewitching him

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because she was believing everything Anya was saying and all

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the evidence, And so I could understand her not wanting

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to tell Audumn's mother that Atticus doesn't remember her and

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not to mention anything, because it sounded like Autumn's mother

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didn't know because when Autumn got out of jail and

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went to go see him, she immediately thought he would

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know and was mad at him for not remembering all this,

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only to be later told by Clarissa about it all

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and understanding why he didn't remember her. And I guess

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the mother probably told the children like Damon and Clarissa

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not to tell Audum's mother. I'm assuming, but I feel

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like she should have been informed, so that way Autumn

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could have been But I guess maybe because Atikiss his

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mother believed she was the witch, she didn't want to

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risk it or have Autumn come back and try and

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traumatize Attarchus, as the doctor believed would happen if he

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was to find out about the poisoning, which we later

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find out when Anya is the one to slip and

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talk about the poisoning, Atochus didn't fall apart, didn't traumatize him.

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He was perfectly fine. So another indication that it was

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Anya who had the doctor say all this, so that

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way Atachis wouldn't remember any of this, especially because it

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could lead that to Atochist finding out that it was

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Anya and her mother that poisoned him. That's my speculation

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of that. And of course this series wouldn't be a

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short drama or short series without a slap, and there

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was the one between Anya and Autumn. Anya is the

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one who slapped Autumn, and you know, there's always a

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good slap in these, sometimes more than once, so it's

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always it was always fun to see how many times

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someone would get slapped, and this one did not escape

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without one. And as I was thinking about that, my

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brain was like, oh, well, maybe I could do that

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as a rating system, you know, like ten out of

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ten slabs. But then I was like, well, there's some

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other podcasts and reviews out there that maybe you're using that,

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and I don't want to. I don't want anyone to

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think that I copied them. So I'm trying to figure

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out what might be a good rating system. So I'm

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working on that. But we'll get back to that. But overall,

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this series was very good. I enjoyed every minute about it.

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I've watched it three times over the last year, and

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I continue to enjoy it that I you know, I

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always watch it again. I loved the story, and I

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loved how it all played out and how it was

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all put together. And I know i'd mentioned, I believe

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I had mentioned in my opening that there was another

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series that was put out not that too long ago

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that was similar to The Unwanted Bride of Attikistvahon. I

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forget what the name was, but I do know that

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it was the same story. I think they changed the

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character's name all the different characters, and I really want

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to find it again because they want to watch it

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to remind myself of how they did it and what

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they changed from atikist fon to the updated version. I

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just I don't remember what the series' name was in

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which app it was on, so I'm going to have

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to track that down because i do want to watch that.

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And then I kind of want to like do a

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bit of a compare and contrast of the two in

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a sense, because I think that would be fun, and

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I know that is something that these short series do.

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There are a good amount of them that have similar

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themes and are put out at the same time that

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are similar stories. So, like, I know there was one

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on Real Short of a daughter being left in a

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car and by her father who's out with a friend

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and their daughter, and the mother's desperately trying to find

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the daughter, and I know I've been seeing ads for

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a playlet series that is similar to that. The same

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thing happened with another series that was about a mute

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bride from Real Short, and I think it was Playlet too.

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They had similar stories, but one was about mobsters, the

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other was about a business tycoon, so they I've seen

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that happen, and they you know, they drop around the

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same time, and they're very similar stories. And I know

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some of them come from Chinese translations, so I think

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that also kind of adds to it too, that they

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take those and they create them for English audience and

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American audience type of thing. So I think that's why

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they tend to drop similar stories. And again that happens

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in the movies all the time too, is sometimes similar

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movies get created and they drop at the same time.

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It's nothing new, but sometimes it's fun to just kind

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of like look at the two and go, Okay, well,

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this one was action packed and this one was more dramatic,

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and this one had a great love story type of thing.

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I know, I'd love to do that, even though you know,

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I'll enjoy them just the same. Like for an example

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out there, one of the ones I know is no

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Strings Attached for Friends with Benefits. Those two came at

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the same time. I happen to prefer Friends with Benefits

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because I thought that that was a bit of a

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better story movie wise. I think the other one was

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First Daughter and Chasing Liberty. Those also don't know if

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they came out at the same time or came out

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at different times but still close to each other. And again,

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Chasing Liberty happened to be one that I preferred more,

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even though I do still love First Daughter. I thought that,

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you know, that one was a cute story, but they

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were both similar type movies that they had almost basically

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the same plot. Definitely, Chasing Liberty and First Daughter, those

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were like way too similar. It was very crazy how

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alike they were. But it doesn't change how good or

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how much someone might like a series if they're similar

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like that. So I know, I try to watch them

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both when I can because I love to see the

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difference in how the stories go, because sometimes they're exactly

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the same and sometimes they're completely different. But it's it's

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just fun to see the way it's interpreted and how

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they wrote the story and how it all comes together.

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But in the sense of this one, they were years apart,

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and I think it was again because it's a written

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novel that they're adapting into the series, versus taking a

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series and recreating it for an audience. So I think

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that kind of also works in a favor of being

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able to create create multiple versions of it, because again

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that's another thing that's you know, is done from time

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to time. I know one standout is Roswell. You know.

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That's a novel and a book series which was adapted

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into a TV series in nineteen ninety nine, lasted only

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a couple seasons, and then years later it was rebooted,

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both in the sense of from the TV show that

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once was, but also taken from the novel the book

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series and created into the new series. So it was

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like they nodded, they did nods to the original TV series,

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but they took more from the books into this series

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than the first one did, so it was more like

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the books versus the first TV series type of thing.

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So that's the one thing I know I've seen is

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that sometimes when it comes to books, you can adapt

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it a little bit more. I think the other one

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that another one that I can pull off the top

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of my head, as Time Travels. Why that book they

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first made a movie and then they turn that into

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a TV series that only lasted a season. So kind

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of things like that you can. And when it comes

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to like TV and movie, it's more licensing and getting

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the rights to books type of thing, whereas I think

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it's not as complicated with a written novel like this one.

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But I could be wrong because I don't know how

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written novels like these work. Because I think also some

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series that have started to be created have been coming

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from what Pad, and I think those ones are slowly

481
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starting to kind of like pop up here and there.

482
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So I'm not sure how that the rights to those

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ones work, since it's not like a novel or I

484
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won't say copyright it because you know, once you write

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it down and your names in it and you publish it,

486
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then it's still your work. You may not have legal

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paper or editor or a production not a production, but

488
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people to vackue like a novel or would be. But

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I don't know how that works. There may be more

490
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to it when it comes to written work that's on

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the internet type of thing. I don't know how the

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rights work versus like candy Jar and the Galantine Gality app,

493
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again pronouncing that one wrong. Those ones are copyright of

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that particular app, So I think the person who's writing

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it has the rights as well as the app people

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who created it. They have the rights so they can

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create these series and put them on the candy Jar app.

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I believe that's how that one works. But again, I

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could be wrong. I could be so wrong, but that's

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my assumption for at least for that one, because those

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00:27:43.799 --> 00:27:48.079
two are connected. But I know I have completely gone

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00:27:48.160 --> 00:27:52.920
off like different tangents when it comes to this and

503
00:27:54.079 --> 00:27:56.960
try to stay focused. I try to. And here we are,

504
00:27:57.519 --> 00:27:59.960
but getting back to this so we can kind of

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and this, because I think I've talked long enough about this,

506
00:28:03.279 --> 00:28:07.799
is that I really enjoyed this. I love the cast completely.

507
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I thought they all worked so well together. Like you said,

508
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I adore Nicole and I'm still so happy she is

509
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doing these series because I always tried to watch the

510
00:28:19.279 --> 00:28:22.279
series when I see her as the lead because I

511
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adore her. She is so talented and I just love51200:28:27.240 --> 00:28:31.160



everything she's in and as I said earlier, especially the51300:28:31.160 --> 00:28:33.319



ones that she's in with Seth, those ones are always51400:28:33.400 --> 00:28:36.359



so much fun to watch, which I will definitely do51500:28:36.400 --> 00:28:39.200



some reviews on those ones. But yeah, so this was51600:28:39.240 --> 00:28:41.759



me going back to the very first one of the51700:28:41.839 --> 00:28:45.440



very first series that I watched, which was The Unwanted51800:28:45.480 --> 00:28:49.200



Ride of Attics's Vawn. I give it ten out of51900:28:49.240 --> 00:28:52.079



ten because it was the first one. It was one52000:28:52.079 --> 00:28:54.160



of the ones that got me hooked it was one52100:28:54.160 --> 00:28:57.119



of the ones that sucked me in and kept me52200:28:57.200 --> 00:29:02.359



going with all these series. And yeah, so hopefully I52300:29:02.400 --> 00:29:05.759



will be able to track down the other one that52400:29:05.960 --> 00:29:09.640



is the same story, and I can hopefully read the52500:29:10.240 --> 00:29:14.160



novel of the Unwanted Bride of atticis fon and then52600:29:14.240 --> 00:29:16.920



come back and kind of talk more about the both52700:29:16.960 --> 00:29:20.680



of them and give my thoughts on all of it,52800:29:20.799 --> 00:29:23.559



because I would love to do that. But yeah, so52900:29:23.640 --> 00:29:28.240



this was definitely a top favorite. It will continue to53000:29:28.319 --> 00:29:31.200



be a top favorite, I think again, because it was53100:29:31.359 --> 00:29:34.519



one of the first ones I watched and I will53200:29:34.559 --> 00:29:37.759



continue to hold it above all of them. There are53300:29:38.079 --> 00:29:41.200



other ones that I really enjoy, but like I said,53400:29:41.240 --> 00:29:43.720



this one is above them all because it's the one53500:29:43.720 --> 00:29:46.960



that got me sucked into these and it's what started53600:29:47.000 --> 00:29:50.359



it all. So I thank you for listening. This has53700:29:50.400 --> 00:29:54.559



been my vertical obsession and until next time.