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Posted on February 6, 2019October 19, 2019 by booasaur

Amar a Muerte – 1×66

Tags(not even realizing that juls answering yes at the start was the very epitome of the honesty that defined them), above all else that was the one thing she couldn't accept, also liked: the number of times juls said 'val' :>, amar a muerte, amar a muerte 1x66, amar a muerte spoilers, and then she did!, and WHAT she was upset at--the thought that juls lied, anything else will mostly have them on the same side but this was something where it could very reasonably go very wrong, barbara lopez, but in what world would val not react to this very shocking and hurtful thing?, but the…anatomy? of this conversation? the things it had to accomplish and how well it did that?, but they just…talked it out? and were able to react exactly as they should given what we know of them as characters?, but yeah like love shouldn't take over but it's certainly there and it's what made her go okay let me give this explanation a chance, femslash related stuff, furthering the main plot sure but really developing their characters and dynamic that much more, I hate it so much when characters get subsumed into plot, I LOVED val being allowed to get mad, I mean yes juls entering the room was my favorite part I'm just a weak gay, I really truly loved how this enormous moment for them was handled, in the end it's both of them not fighting each other but trying to wrap their heads around this incredibly absurd outside thing, juliana valdes, juliantina, juliantinaedit, macarena achaga, that goes doubly so for romance because it's often seen as a good thing for a character to lose themselves because of love, the way the writers let them have this full conversation that touched every emotion and argument it should have was so skillfully done, this was truly the revelation of the relationship for them right, until some external event would intercede and put them back on the right track, valentina carvajal

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