Also Anne Rice is on E.L. Jame's team in this. I can't even fathom how she's working that out in her mind.

She really is. I think she would be aggressively unpleasant even without personal heartache, TBH. I think people that lash out against criticism this way have a deep seated inability to be wrong. Her ego cannot withstand anything that doesn't uphold her view of herself.

There's also the time an abuse survivor tweeted her and she replied with this gif:

I have a plot wish and it is the one thing that would make visiting the Jeyne arc on Sansa okay for me and it's Sansa Stoneheart. Instead of Sansa getting rescued by anyone, even Brienne. I want Sansa to rescue Theon and meet up with the Brotherhood and just mete out justice all over the north! Alternately, she and…

Well, I've only just watched up till now (late to this party) and, putting the fact that I now hate Walter White for many reasons, I now add what a bad liar he is. Him and his convoluted stories about the gas pump. All he had to do was soak the car seat, soak his clothes, then lay down in the bad spot until Walt Jr.…

I didn't see the one-ticket thing. That slimy bastard! The whole episode, I was making mental deals with the show to just not kill poor, sweet Linda. I really want Lester to live at the end of this. I want him to reap as many rewards as possible for what he's done and live with himself as he truly is and not as this…

I don't know if the show was trying to go supernatural, but I definitely think Malvo has enough self esteem to *think* he's the devil incarnate.

Seriously, every time I read anything one of the actors has to say about this, I cringe. They seem to imply we're all too shallow to get it. I could have lived with the mother dying and Barney and Robin divorcing.