George_Askeladd
George_Askeladd t1_j2f7jju wrote
Reply to comment by Traditional_Lead_97 in I just can’t with the forced romances in mysteries and thrillers! They are so ridiculous by ginnygrakie
I actually love it but only if it's done well. I don't need predictable and forced romance
George_Askeladd t1_j2f76kd wrote
Reply to I just can’t with the forced romances in mysteries and thrillers! They are so ridiculous by ginnygrakie
It's so annoying because it's so damn predictable and boring. In every of the last 8 thrillers I read, the romance always followed the same scheme. First the protagonist falls in love with the first pretty girl he sees, she rejects him and he's pissed and then he falls in love with the not so beautiful but mysterious girl that somehow opens up to him very quickly. Usually she has a bad backstory too and pretends to be tough but after they get together, she's super vulnerable. Only exception I saw was when the protagonist not only fell in love with the mysterious tough girl but also with his damn teacher. It's annoying when the good story is getting ruined by the forced romance. Why can't the protagonist be single or at least have an unpredictable love story. As soon as that kind of girl is introduced, I immediately know she's going to be his love interest. Sooo boring...
George_Askeladd t1_j2fafl3 wrote
Reply to Do you think it's valid to adapt a book to a movie/series, insert a modern political agenda and change story? by SpecialistHot7416
It's fine to make it fit modern values as long as it's not a historical work but changing the story is a big nope for me