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In a perfect world Melanie and Derwin should’ve stayed broken up

I’m on season 3 and this relationship got SOOOO toxic 😭 and it changed the both of them for the worst, but especially Melanie. I know the toxicity is what makes the show entertaining but I hate how ugly things got between them!

In a perfect world I think Melanie and Derwin should’ve just stayed broken up. They would’ve done better if they learned from their mistakes and moved on. Melanie could’ve used the opportunity to come to terms with her choices, transferred to John’s Hopkins and chosen a normal healthy guy while Derwin could’ve spiraled a bit, lost himself in the baller lifestyle, have a Christian redemption arc. It’s like getting back together stifled all that potential growth!

I know they end up married with twins at the end but that feels less like a happy ending than them just committing to the choices they made. And I guess that’s how life goes tbh lol

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u/Business-Peace2454 — 12 days ago
▲ 80 r/MCUTheories

This scene is where Sadie Sink's character (formally) introduces the concept of mutants to the MCU

This isn't exactly a mind-blowing theory; just a cute guess. This scene is shot as if whatever she's saying is of the utmost importance. It could have mainly to do with BND's plot, but I'm gonna go ahead and guess this is where she hard-launches the X-Men somehow. Like, "What if I told you that there were a lot of people out there like me, who've had powers since birth?" Or something like that. I dunno. T-minus one week 'til we see if this guess holds water lol

And I know that mutants were already technically soft-launched in Kamala Khan's show. I do not expect the casuals going into BND ever heard of that show, let alone watched it lol

u/Business-Peace2454 — 24 days ago