Kathemy
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There's not enough evidence that we can conclusively take it one way or the other. The fact that the letter would be more "poignant" is not evidence. For you to claim conclusive evidence you would have to show indisputable facts from the show about how much time has passed between each episode and between each scene in each episode.
The other fact is that there is practically no other way for us to treat the characters' age than by assuming they age one year per season at least for the younger cast. If that were not so we would have Bruce trying to act like a fourteen-year-old in season six when the actor is eighteen. It would be ludicrous.
Silver isn't "accomplished" in the "femme fatale" role more than would be expected from a fifteen-year-old girl who's likely been trained in subterfuge all her life.
What I see is a load of people who are uncomfortable about children being "sexualized" when the truth, which everyone knows, is that practically all teenagers think about sex, and most fifteen-year-old boys think about sex all the time, while the furthest this show has taken it is... hold on to your hats here... Bruce kissing Selina and Silver, or rather them kissing him.
The whinefest is rather laughable and it's part of a Puritan mindset.
The other fact is that there is practically no other way for us to treat the characters' age than by assuming they age one year per season at least for the younger cast. If that were not so we would have Bruce trying to act like a fourteen-year-old in season six when the actor is eighteen. It would be ludicrous.
Silver isn't "accomplished" in the "femme fatale" role more than would be expected from a fifteen-year-old girl who's likely been trained in subterfuge all her life.
What I see is a load of people who are uncomfortable about children being "sexualized" when the truth, which everyone knows, is that practically all teenagers think about sex, and most fifteen-year-old boys think about sex all the time, while the furthest this show has taken it is... hold on to your hats here... Bruce kissing Selina and Silver, or rather them kissing him.
The whinefest is rather laughable and it's part of a Puritan mindset.