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Google \\\"Bane Talia\\\". I think to say Bane qualifies for \\\"Draco in Leather Pants\\\" is kind of an understatement. Also might be part of a fan-preferred couple, if the number of Tumblrs, fan-art and fan-fiction about the two characters that have been created within weeks of the movie\\\'s indicate anything.
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Noooooooooooo.
Seriously tho, the ending wasn\\\'t particularly ambiguous. It was pretty clear what happened to Spike, and Ed and Faye had both found what they were after through the show, thus completing their respective character arcs (of course, Ed\\\'s arc encompassed all of one episode, but still), Jet had a few episodes about his own closure with past events, and by the end Spike finally confronted Julia and the man who forced them apart, and suffered the consequences one gets for living the life he lived.
Making more episodes at this point would be less about ambiguity and more about what happens next to the rest of the cast.
And, frankly, that\\\'s how a series SHOULD end; Wrap up the main plots, leave room for more story without actually needing it to find resolution. It\\\'s when you keep making more that you run the risk of just spoiling the good memories of what came before, and unless you have some amazing story left to tell, it\\\'s best to leave it alone.
Bebop is a hailed masterpiece. It doesn\\\'t need more episodes.
Seriously tho, the ending wasn\\\'t particularly ambiguous. It was pretty clear what happened to Spike, and Ed and Faye had both found what they were after through the show, thus completing their respective character arcs (of course, Ed\\\'s arc encompassed all of one episode, but still), Jet had a few episodes about his own closure with past events, and by the end Spike finally confronted Julia and the man who forced them apart, and suffered the consequences one gets for living the life he lived.
Making more episodes at this point would be less about ambiguity and more about what happens next to the rest of the cast.
And, frankly, that\\\'s how a series SHOULD end; Wrap up the main plots, leave room for more story without actually needing it to find resolution. It\\\'s when you keep making more that you run the risk of just spoiling the good memories of what came before, and unless you have some amazing story left to tell, it\\\'s best to leave it alone.
Bebop is a hailed masterpiece. It doesn\\\'t need more episodes.
