DarkPhoenix82
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A necklace stops being a random accessory when it has a very obvious symbol and is worn by someone all the time who doesn't wear any other jewelry and has a practical, casual style as Scarlett's been pointing out in the interview. It's there for a reason, and I can live with that reason not being given, but since it's the only reminder Clintasha fans get that he's still very much in her life (which doesn't have to mean any kind of romance, again, I don't need that), it's kinda spoiling game trying to tell people "Hey, maybe she's just a Hunger Games fan". Natasha doesn't just wear jewelry, she's not the type for it. And her style, as Scarlett's explained, has been very well thought through.
If you want to go off with the interviews, you should know those that have been saying for over a year that Steve is meant for Sharon, and those are right, it's more than implicated in the movie. The movie has no concrete romance for anyone, that's a fact, and implications are a matter to fantasy for whoever's watching. If people dig a necklace with a more than obvious symbol that's being held in the camera in as good as every scene, let them. If people want to ship Steve and Nat, by all means, have fun. In the end canon is what the movie does, and it does nothing for any ship at this point. Which for me is still always the best solution.
If you want to go off with the interviews, you should know those that have been saying for over a year that Steve is meant for Sharon, and those are right, it's more than implicated in the movie. The movie has no concrete romance for anyone, that's a fact, and implications are a matter to fantasy for whoever's watching. If people dig a necklace with a more than obvious symbol that's being held in the camera in as good as every scene, let them. If people want to ship Steve and Nat, by all means, have fun. In the end canon is what the movie does, and it does nothing for any ship at this point. Which for me is still always the best solution.
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