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OldTennisCourt
Sep 11, 2011

by VideoGames
I'm already seeing tons of people online whine about this season and how it's not as interesting as the last one.

I kinda feel like it's weird to take an actual real person's life and story and then complain "Ugh...this isn't JUICY enough! What a let down from last season!". Sorry you can't plan out elaborate fan theories and charts about a crime I guess?

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OldTennisCourt
Sep 11, 2011

by VideoGames

Raxivace posted:

Yeah, a lot of people (Especially on Reddit at the time) treated the real people in the first season as if they were characters in a god damned Agatha Christie novel. It was a little disturbing.

This is also exactly why I suspect these people hated the ending, since it didn't end like a mystery novel does and have detective Sarah Koenig gather everyone into the parlor and confirm that Adnan really was the killer, or that Jay was the killer, or whoever else people were doing their theorizing about. That was never the point.

I actually saw a few people honestly complain that there wasn't 'a concrete ending'. It's really weird seeing people treat a real life murder like it's a case on CSI and then complain when real life isn't as cut and dry as TV.

What cracks me up is the amateur sleuths being all let down. Oh no you can't pull out your super secret fan maps and theories!

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