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▲ 12 r/YouOnLifetime

What would be the requirement for Joe to stop killing if what Bronte did wasn't enough?

I just finished You and I started to wonder, Bronte thought she had something when she talked about Joe's mom, how he feels he needs to kill in order to earn the love of someone, and for a moment I thought she had something on him, he got emotional.

But even with her love and now the certainty she won't leave, he still kept on killing people even though he had love, so clearly her equation was missing a few variables.

What would be the requirement for Joe to change and stop trying to be this white knight for those he cares about? What drives it? Clearly it's not just the lack of love because he had it and did it anyway.

To me Bronte's acting version of herself (she stays ok even knowing Joe is a serial killer) near the end after she saves him from the burning library, is the best girl he could find in his mind, she is innocent and broken like the others before her, and she also is OK with Joe having these urges to kill and acting on them, the 2nd point only being checked as well by Love Quinn, unfortunately she wasn't innocent and pure like the others, so she's out, you have to check these 2 boxes and only Bronte at these moments was the one, even though she was acting and it was all fake.

So even having found the perfect girl, he kept on killing even though he had certainty and her love.

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u/Potential_Rule4212 — 4 days ago
▲ 31 r/TheLostBoys

Thoughts on the comics exploring events after Lost Boys 1?

We got the Reign of Frogs comics released in 2008, containing a little background and introduction to Lost Boys 2 at the end.

And we have a new story released in 2016 retconning the previous run from 2008 (grandpa, David)which focuses more on Michael and his brother.

I find it funny how both of them flirt with the idea David never died, personally I found the 2016 run more entertaining.

u/Potential_Rule4212 — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/blade

In Blade II, regarding Nomak's first fight with Blade, did Blade use the same amount of Serums on Nomak as he did Frost? Because it didn't work

Does the scene imply no amount would make Nomak explode like it happened with Frost?

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u/Potential_Rule4212 — 1 month ago
▲ 40 r/MarvelScaling

Cap and Spider-Man, are they stronger in the Comics or in the MCU? (Assuming no other power-ups like Thor's hammer and just their normal kit)

u/Potential_Rule4212 — 1 month ago
▲ 250 r/superheroes

Seeing as the date is approaching, how much of a chance do you think Sentry will have against Dr. Doom in the MCU?

You can consider comics as well, does Sentry offer a challenge to Doom in the comics?

u/Potential_Rule4212 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/AskUS

What is your perspective on the restriction of the "N word" and the impact it holds in the US?

Obviously it's not restricted in a legal sense unless you harass someone repeatedly then you could get arrested for saying it, but the word is off limits to those who are not black, culturally speaking.

The word is very used to clip farm as well, one of the most common types of clip farming I see is when there's a black guy/girl with someone white or from other race singing a rap song together, then the rapper says the n word and the non black person may end up saying while she was distracted, it turns into a whole commotion if she said it or not.

Do you think racism would run rampant if this cultural rule got dissolved suddenly?

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u/Potential_Rule4212 — 2 months ago
▲ 101 r/TheLostBoys+1 crossposts

Can somebody fill me in about the bad blood between Corey Feldman and Kiefer?

I saw a recent video of Corey in a con saying he and Kiefer aren't friends nowadays and that he was informed by someone that Kiefer had some kind of contract saying he would not be attending any event if Corey was also present.

Did something happened between them? I tried finding the complete explanation online but I wasn't able to, it's all very vague.

This is the video: https://youtube.com/shorts/0nwQnAivMPE?is=qNt5mLIjwCfhlRmX

I hope there's no problem asking this here, since they are two major actors of the lost boys.

u/BloodyWellGood — 2 months ago