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coalescentI won't read spoilers for Angel. I won't read spoilers for Angel.
I know it's dumb. There's only just over a week to go (woohoo!), and I know full well I'll enjoy the season more if I don't know what's coming. I read everything I could find over the summer, so I have vague ideas of themes the season might explore, and directions certain characters might go in...but I don't know the specifics, and for the last month I've been living a virtuous spoiler-free lifestyle.
I also know exactly where to go if I want to read reliable spoilers. And the temptation is very nearly killing me.
I read a short story recently in which a company invented selective memory-wiping technology, and offered it in cinema foyers. The idea being that by the time customers got to the cinema, they'd seen so many trailers and read so many promotional articles that the film was ruined, whereas this tech would let them experience it fresh. Right now, it seems to me that that would be a really neat idea...
I know it's dumb. There's only just over a week to go (woohoo!), and I know full well I'll enjoy the season more if I don't know what's coming. I read everything I could find over the summer, so I have vague ideas of themes the season might explore, and directions certain characters might go in...but I don't know the specifics, and for the last month I've been living a virtuous spoiler-free lifestyle.
I also know exactly where to go if I want to read reliable spoilers. And the temptation is very nearly killing me.
I read a short story recently in which a company invented selective memory-wiping technology, and offered it in cinema foyers. The idea being that by the time customers got to the cinema, they'd seen so many trailers and read so many promotional articles that the film was ruined, whereas this tech would let them experience it fresh. Right now, it seems to me that that would be a really neat idea...
