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verdantheart
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I don't consider it likely either, but many fans like to venture out of that box, and there is nothing wrong with that as long as they don't insist that other fans (or the writers) follow that path with them. So what if it's unrealistic? (Sometimes it's better when people fantasize/obsess about fictional characters than the boy next door--or the biker that hangs out at the local convenience store.) Bringing up inflammatory words and extreme situations that haven't happened only cause hurt feelings. Next time, just say you consider it unlikely (and you can quote the "cute boy in high school" speech), but let's not use "the R word." It might have been attempted on Buffy, but I doubt that they'd even go that far on a Disney net.spydancer said:When I think about the future of Alias, I try to consider what I think might actually happen. People can debate about this as much as they want to and that is just fine, I just don't happen to see it (Sydney/Sark) as an actual possibility.
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Anyway, good to drop this topic. 'Nuff said.