I was about to comment something really similar. And adding to it, no, the anime does NOT actually act like it's totally normal as this article says. Multiple people point out how weird their relationship is, and even Chise and Elias themselves are aware of it. Besides, the character development is incredible, with Chise becoming more confident and starting to want to live, and Elias developing empathy over time

I just wanted more romance. I know this isn't a romance game, but there's ONE scene in each act, that's it.

It also bothers me how much more Shadowheart content we have than from the other companions - she literally has a flashback scene when no one else does. This could've improved things majorly. Astarion is talking about his past with Cazador? Let us see. Gale is whining about Mystra? Show me what happened.

Also, I truly love BG3, I'm currently extremely obsessed... But I don't understand when people say it's revolutionary. It didn't really bring anything new. Maybe it's the combination of features into one game? Because you alteady could battle in different ways or be creative in Zelda, for example. And the story part shows no one's ever played dating sims, where you have millions of outcomes and endings depending on your choices, and those have been around for decades

Let's not call this "Anne Rice's". She hated the changed they made to "Interview with the Vampire" so much that she removed all mentions of it from her social media before she ed, and her, son Christopher is not involved whatsoever. This is just pure fanfiction.

Oh, please. Wicked was a pity nomination. Every year, there's a blockbuster nomination that's not the type of movie the Oscar goes for and these have virtually no chance because they're only there to appeal to the masses

Out of all the theories I read, this is the only one I'm absolutely sure is wrong lol

A signet comes from a combination of Rider's and the dragon's unique abilities and a necessity the Rider has. Violent is cunning and intelligent, Andarna is different, loyal and stubborn. Though so far I'd be disappointed with any of the signets that have been speculated, people have pointed out much more likely ones, like manipulating time, distance wielding, something similar to an intrinsic or even borrowing other dragons' powers. But speaking to the dead fits neither Violet nor Andarna, not to mention there are no hints of that throughout the book and, instead, it's easy to disprove by the serum that's been brought up in this very article

Because at the time they were comparing it to Oppenheimer, which is sexist because Oppenheimer is just as bad a movie, but for different reasons - except instead of being about gender equality, it's super USA. No one else in the world would ever even question whether dumping an atomic bomb on someone else was a good move. Alas, it won the Oscar for it.