Involuntarily murdering people for ten years does not a happy person make, especially if they really wished they weren't murdering people.
So true. It's like, I don't understand why they went with this backstory for her if they were not interested in dealing with it at all. It's not like they HAD to make her powers deadly, and it's not like they made her learning to control her powers a big story line, so what was the point.
It's not like all of the successful shows on TV have murderer protagonists so they thought they better have one too.
In the end, while there are so many good concepts and ideas floating around the show, it's poor, sloppy execution.
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Date: 2010-11-26 01:51 am (UTC)So true. It's like, I don't understand why they went with this backstory for her if they were not interested in dealing with it at all. It's not like they HAD to make her powers deadly, and it's not like they made her learning to control her powers a big story line, so what was the point.
It's not like all of the successful shows on TV have murderer protagonists so they thought they better have one too.
In the end, while there are so many good concepts and ideas floating around the show, it's poor, sloppy execution.
This really is Lost Girl to a T