Hamlet is my favorite. Watched it for the first time when I was 11 and was very taken by it for quite a while, and I still prefer it.

...I didn't come online for a few days and missed like three different people visiting the forums. Drat.

I keep forgetting that I can be online with other people right now. But now I'm going to try to remember to leave a TLC tab open on my laptop so I can check it easily whenever I'm using the laptop.

Yeah it's a bit of a mixed take. I never felt like I needed characters to be girls in order to look up to them, so it wasn't as important to me that she stay good the whole way through, but I do see where you're coming from. It just bugged me that they made her good at everything right away with no ...

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I know, right? It reminds me of a few years ago when TLC had more active members.

Oh yeah for sure. It's hard to remember to make time to relax when you're busy, but then when your body makes that time for you and you don't have the choice anymore, it's not as enjoyable.

The biggest difference, without giving too much else away, was that Rey got so far in her curiosity about the Dark Side that she turned all the way over and becomes the bad guy in the second half of the story. It seemed like the payoff they were leading up to (as they did with Anakin in the prequels...

Ah yeah that's such a dilemma. You're not sure whether to wish you had less free time if it means you'd be healthier.

I mean I wrote it to fix all the things I disliked about the originals, so personally I prefer my rewrites, but I can't exactly be objective here.