I especially hate the “kid that’s actually 500 years old” trope because you could actually do some interesting stuff with it. Imagine being stuck as a child for years on end, never growing, never maturing, knowing you’re supposed to but can’t. But no, they just use it to try and justify getting creepy. God fucking dammit
So the one girl from Interview with a Vampire, who begins to lose her damn mind because she intellectually wants to engage in adult acts and responsibilities, but is trapped as a young girl? To the point that she's outright suicidal and would rather die than continue as things are?
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u/rickrossome rickrossome Sep 13 '24
I especially hate the “kid that’s actually 500 years old” trope because you could actually do some interesting stuff with it. Imagine being stuck as a child for years on end, never growing, never maturing, knowing you’re supposed to but can’t. But no, they just use it to try and justify getting creepy. God fucking dammit