#((Maybe don't commit to a chronological order if you also want to force in Adrien's face on the audience

[miraculouscontent]

Guys, I think I found the pattern so far. The amount of Adrien pictures in Marinette’s room dictates how much the episode gives a damn about making Marinette the focus of the episode itself instead of the reminder that Adrien is a person who exists (as if we’d forget about him or something otherwise; trust me, we’re trying). The Adrien pictures magically manifest themselves into the room when the writers are fantasizing about finding convoluted ways to force him into the script.

What’s that? This post is just an excuse to complain about the inconsistency of Marinette’s room and the fact that - if they actually cared about her in any capacity - keeping it consistent would’ve been no problem whatsoever, not to mention that the pictures only seem to conveniently appear when an episode wants to humiliate Marinette or force the love square?

...Well you’re right. Hey, you didn’t think I’d deny it, did you?

#((Maybe don't commit to a chronological order if you also want to force in Adrien's face on the audience??)) #category: salt #episode: Truth #episode: Lies #episode: Gang of Secrets #episode: Mr. Pigeon 72 #episode: Furious Fu #other: ml spoilers #((I hate ''Gang of Secrets'' but it's ABOUT Marinette.)) #((And ''Furious Fu'' is probably the episode I'd rewatch out of all of them.)) #((Both episodes DID make things about Marinette and/or the conflict she's going through.)) #((''Gang of Secrets'' ABSOLUTELY screwed up its execution BUT Adrien was kept largely out of it.)) #((Same with ''Furious Fu'' who was basically like ''Adrien who?'')) #((When people ask me why I give Marinette slack this is why.)) #((There's a difference between something being a part of the character and the character themselves being the writers' plaything.)) #((Adrien not getting development isn't because the writers hate him. It's because they coddle him and think he's perfect.)) #((Marinette not ''getting development'' is because the writers think her suffering is hilarious)) #((and made it a rule that she always makes mistakes)) #((which essentially makes her a victim of the narrative rather than someone who benefits from it.))