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* When he read and reviewed the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' books in 2020, he fully admitted he'd been "an asshole" about the books and its fandom in the past, without actually reading them. As such, he's genuinely determined to give the books a fair shake. While he still doesn't ''like'' them, he repeatedly states that Creator/StephenieMeyer doesn't seem like a bad person, and she, the series, and its fans got ''way'' too much shit. He also says that he does understand why people liked the books, even if he personally does not.
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* When he read and reviewed the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' ''[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Twilight]]'' books in 2020, he fully admitted he'd been "an asshole" about the books and its fandom in the past, without actually reading them. As such, he's genuinely determined to give the books a fair shake. While he still doesn't ''like'' them, he repeatedly states that Creator/StephenieMeyer doesn't seem like a bad person, and she, the series, and its fans got ''way'' too much shit. He also says that he does understand why people liked the books, even if he personally does not.
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* Dom's emphatic speech about how the book ''Literature/{{Dracula}}'' is fundamentally about love. Not just the love between a man and a woman, but the love between three men who remain close friends even after they all fall for the same woman; The love of a teacher for a student that has become like a son to him; And the love for those they lost that kept the heroes fighting even after they're gone.
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* After Creator/JKRowling, the author of one of his favorite book series, made [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement some rather controversial a number of bigoted comments in regards to transgender people]], people, Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any ''Literature/HarryPotter'' material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Literature/PercyJackson series]], allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter. Given his previous love for the series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.
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* After Creator/JKRowling, the author of one of his favorite book series, made [[Administrative/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people]], Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any Literature/HarryPotter material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Literature/PercyJackson series, allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter.]] Given his previous love for the Harry Potter series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.
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* After Creator/JKRowling, the author of one of his favorite book series, made [[Administrative/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people]], Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any Literature/HarryPotter ''Literature/HarryPotter'' material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Literature/PercyJackson series, series]], allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter.]] Potter. Given his previous love for the Harry Potter series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.
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* After Creator/JKRowling, the author of one of his favorite book series, made [[Administrative/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people, people]], Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any Literature/HarryPotter material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Literature/PercyJackson series, allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter.]] Given his previous love for the Harry Potter series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.
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* Since he had to redo his original 2020 Christmas review because he accidentally misgendered the author, he improvised with a performance of Death's speech in ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' about how it's important to believe in hope, mercy, and justice even in a world that seems devoid of it.
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* Since he had to redo his original 2020 Christmas review because he accidentally misgendered the author, he as a replacement, Dom improvised with a performance of Death's speech in ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' about how it's important to believe in hope, mercy, and justice even in a world that seems devoid of it.it. Considering this happened in [[CrapsackWorld 2020]], it was truly a SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoment.
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* In general, despite the prevailing attitude that romance novels are inferior, ill-written, or just trash because they're [[GirlShowGhetto entertainment for women or teenage girls]], Dom never dips into that mindset and reviews each one as he would any other book or show.
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* In general, despite the prevailing attitude that romance novels are inferior, ill-written, or just trash because they're [[GirlShowGhetto entertainment for women or teenage girls]], Dom Dominic never dips into that mindset and reviews each one as he would any other book or show.show.
* Since he had to redo his original 2020 Christmas review because he accidentally misgendered the author, he improvised with a performance of Death's speech in ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' about how it's important to believe in hope, mercy, and justice even in a world that seems devoid of it.
* Since he had to redo his original 2020 Christmas review because he accidentally misgendered the author, he improvised with a performance of Death's speech in ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' about how it's important to believe in hope, mercy, and justice even in a world that seems devoid of it.
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** Similar to the ''Fifty Shades'' example above, his review of ''Literature/NewMoon'' brings light to the real Quileute Tribe's move to higher ground and links to their fundraiser.
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** Similar to the ''Fifty Shades'' example above, his review of ''Literature/NewMoon'' brings light has a shout out to the real Quileute Tribe's move to higher ground and links to their fundraiser.
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** Similar to the ''Fifty Shades'' example above, his review of ''Literature/NewMoon'' brings light to the real Quileute Tribe's move to higher ground and links to their fundraiser.
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* The Dom donated revenue gained from his ''Fifty Shades'' reviews to charity. Additionally, he provides trigger warnings while emphasizing he's referring to their actual definition and warns that he'll ban any hurtful comments regarding sexual abuse.
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* The Dom donated revenue gained from his ''Fifty Shades'' ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey'' reviews to charity. Additionally, he provides trigger warnings while emphasizing he's referring to their actual definition and warns that he'll ban any hurtful comments regarding sexual abuse.
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* After J.K. Rowling, author of one of his favorite book series, made some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people, Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any Harry Potter material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Percy Jackson series, allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter.]] Given his previous love for the Harry Potter series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.
* When he read and reviewed the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' books in 2020, he fully admitted he'd been "an asshole" about the books and its fandom in the past, without actually reading them. As such, he's genuinely determined to give the books a fair shake. While he still doesn't ''like'' them, he repeatedly states that Creator/StephenieMeyer doesn't seem like a bad person, and she, the series, and its fans got ''way'' too much shit. He also says that he does understand why people liked the books, even if he personally does not.
* When he read and reviewed the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' books in 2020, he fully admitted he'd been "an asshole" about the books and its fandom in the past, without actually reading them. As such, he's genuinely determined to give the books a fair shake. While he still doesn't ''like'' them, he repeatedly states that Creator/StephenieMeyer doesn't seem like a bad person, and she, the series, and its fans got ''way'' too much shit. He also says that he does understand why people liked the books, even if he personally does not.
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* After Creator/JKRowling, author of one of his favorite book series, made some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people, Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling, author of one of his favorite book series, made some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people, Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any Harry Potter Literature/HarryPotter material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Percy Jackson Literature/PercyJackson series, allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter.]] Given his previous love for the Harry Potter series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.
* When he read and reviewed the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' books in 2020, he fully admitted he'd been "an asshole" about the books and its fandom in the past, without actually reading them. As such, he's genuinely determined to give the books a fair shake. While he still doesn't ''like'' them, he repeatedly states that Creator/StephenieMeyer doesn't seem like a bad person, and she, the series, and its fans got ''way'' too much shit. He also says that he does understand why people liked the books, even if he personally doesnot.not.
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* When he read and reviewed the ''Franchise/{{Twilight}}'' books in 2020, he fully admitted he'd been "an asshole" about the books and its fandom in the past, without actually reading them. As such, he's genuinely determined to give the books a fair shake. While he still doesn't ''like'' them, he repeatedly states that Creator/StephenieMeyer doesn't seem like a bad person, and she, the series, and its fans got ''way'' too much shit.
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* When he read and reviewed the ''Franchise/{{Twilight}}'' ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' books in 2020, he fully admitted he'd been "an asshole" about the books and its fandom in the past, without actually reading them. As such, he's genuinely determined to give the books a fair shake. While he still doesn't ''like'' them, he repeatedly states that Creator/StephenieMeyer doesn't seem like a bad person, and she, the series, and its fans got ''way'' too much shit. He also says that he does understand why people liked the books, even if he personally does not.
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* After J.K. Rowling, author of one of his favorite book series, made some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people, Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any Harry Potter material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Percy Jackson series, allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter.]] Given his previous love for the Harry Potter series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.
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* After J.K. Rowling, author of one of his favorite book series, made some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people, Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any Harry Potter material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Percy Jackson series, allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter.]] Given his previous love for the Harry Potter series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.possible.
* When he read and reviewed the ''Franchise/{{Twilight}}'' books in 2020, he fully admitted he'd been "an asshole" about the books and its fandom in the past, without actually reading them. As such, he's genuinely determined to give the books a fair shake. While he still doesn't ''like'' them, he repeatedly states that Creator/StephenieMeyer doesn't seem like a bad person, and she, the series, and its fans got ''way'' too much shit.
* When he read and reviewed the ''Franchise/{{Twilight}}'' books in 2020, he fully admitted he'd been "an asshole" about the books and its fandom in the past, without actually reading them. As such, he's genuinely determined to give the books a fair shake. While he still doesn't ''like'' them, he repeatedly states that Creator/StephenieMeyer doesn't seem like a bad person, and she, the series, and its fans got ''way'' too much shit.
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* His "review" of the ''Literature/TheEyeOfArgon'', where he deconstructs the book's infamous reputation by pointing out that Jim Theis was a 16-year-old boy who was more or less tricked into publishing it, had the book stolen from him, and was then bullied for decades for [[DisproportionateRetribution writing a cringy novel as a teenager]]. Dom makes his disgust at those who used him rather clear and while he doesn't condemn anyone who participated in it (as not many people know the story behind the book), he also refuses to bash the book or any like it.
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* His "review" of the ''Literature/TheEyeOfArgon'', where he deconstructs the book's infamous reputation by pointing out that Jim Theis was a 16-year-old boy who was more or less tricked into publishing it, had the book stolen from him, and was then bullied for decades for [[DisproportionateRetribution writing a cringy novel as a teenager]]. Dom makes his disgust at those who used him rather clear and while he doesn't condemn anyone who participated in it (as not many people know the story behind the book), he also refuses to bash the book or any like it.it.
*After J.K. Rowling, author of one of his favorite book series, made some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people, Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any Harry Potter material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Percy Jackson series, allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter.]] Given his previous love for the Harry Potter series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.
*After J.K. Rowling, author of one of his favorite book series, made some rather controversial comments in regards to transgender people, Dominic Noble went on record saying that he can no longer support J.K. Rowling in any way, and as such, is completely removing himself from any Harry Potter material moving forward, and reworking Terrence to be [[spoiler: transplanted into the Percy Jackson series, allowing him to continue to use the character without his connections to Harry Potter.]] Given his previous love for the Harry Potter series, it speaks to the depths of his beliefs, and love for all of his watchers, that he did not hesitate to extricate himself from the series as much as possible.
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* His "review" of the ''Literature/TheEyeOfArgon'', where he deconstructs the book's popular depiction as SnarkBait by pointing out that Jim Theis was a 16-year-old boy who was more or less tricked into publishing it, had the book stolen from him, and was then bullied for decades for [[DisproportionateRetribution writing a cringy novel as a teenager]]. Dom makes his disgust at those who used him rather clear and while he doesn't condemn anyone who participated in it (as not many people know the story behind the book), he also refuses to bash the book or any like it.
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* His "review" of the ''Literature/TheEyeOfArgon'', where he deconstructs the book's popular depiction as SnarkBait infamous reputation by pointing out that Jim Theis was a 16-year-old boy who was more or less tricked into publishing it, had the book stolen from him, and was then bullied for decades for [[DisproportionateRetribution writing a cringy novel as a teenager]]. Dom makes his disgust at those who used him rather clear and while he doesn't condemn anyone who participated in it (as not many people know the story behind the book), he also refuses to bash the book or any like it.
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* His "review" of the ''Literature/TheEyeOfArgon'', where he deconstructs the book's popular depiction as SnarkBait by pointing out that Jim Theis was a 16-year-old boy who was more or less tricked into publishing it, had the book stolen from him, and was then bullied for decades for [[DisporprotionateRetribution [[DisproportionateRetribution writing a cringy novel as a teenager]]. Dom makes his disgust at those who used him rather clear and while he doesn't condemn anyone who participated in it (as not many people know the story behind the book), he also refuses to bash the book or any like it.
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* His "review" of the ''Literature/TheEyeOfArgon'', where he deconstructs the book's popular depiction as SnarkBait by pointing out that Jim Theis was a 16-year-old boy who was more or less tricked into publishing it, had the book stolen from him, and was then bullied for decades for [[DisporprotionateRetribution writing a cringy novel as a teenager]]. Dom makes his disgust at those who used him rather clear and while he doesn't condemn anyone who participated in it (as not many people know the story behind the book), he also refuses to bash the book or any like it.
* His "review" of the ''Literature/TheEyeOfArgon'', where he deconstructs the book's popular depiction as SnarkBait by pointing out that Jim Theis was a 16-year-old boy who was more or less tricked into publishing it, had the book stolen from him, and was then bullied for decades for [[DisporprotionateRetribution writing a cringy novel as a teenager]]. Dom makes his disgust at those who used him rather clear and while he doesn't condemn anyone who participated in it (as not many people know the story behind the book), he also refuses to bash the book or any like it.
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* The Dom donated revenue gained from his ''Fifty Shades'' reviews to charity. Additionally, he provides trigger warnings while emphasizing he's referring to their actual definition and warns that he'll ban any hurtful comments regarding sexual abuse.
* The Dom donated revenue gained from his ''Fifty Shades'' reviews to charity. Additionally, he provides trigger warnings while emphasizing he's referring to their actual definition and warns that he'll ban any hurtful comments regarding sexual abuse.
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