Some things are hard to get over. Your first love. The death of a beloved pet. That time your team lost the Super Bowl. And… apparently that season finale of Game of Thrones last year. We probably can’t help you with those first three, but the last one is kind of our thing here. Why do we have so much trouble getting over important moments in our media. They’re not all bad. Sometimes it’s also a good thing. On today’s show, Mav, Hannah and Wayne are joined by returning guest Josh Stroud to talk about the moments in media and literature that have stuck with us and affected us long after they were over. What are they and why does it happen?
Citations and Links:
- This episode’s Call for Comments
- “Disappointing Fans: Fandom, Fictional Theory, and the Death of the Author” by Lesley Goodman
- Our Game of Thrones Finale episode
- Mav on The Protagonist Podcast‘s I Kill Giants episode
- Hannah on The Protagonist Podcast‘s Jane the Virgin episode
- Thank you to Maximilian’s thoughtForm Music for our theme
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