Harry Collett has taken insights into the considerations of fans. Talk about a refreshing breath of fandom solidarity. In a world where social media can often spoil the fun and can be a total spoiler fest, one fandom stands out for its kindness and consideration.
House of the Dragon fans looking out for each other
House of the Dragon fans are being excellent about not sharing spoilers. Even though the whole story is already written in a book, people are careful not to give away surprises on social media. This means everyone can watch the show without knowing what will happen next and maintain the craze of how the twists and turns are expected. Harry Collett, in an interview with Esquire, mentions,
“Yeah, it’s quite cool to watch, isn’t it? It’s like they’re looking after each other in a way.”
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Protecting the experience for each other
Fans are united in their quest to preserve the surprise and delight of the show. When someone starts to share too much, others step in and say “stop” to keep the surprise alive. This is an excellent way to show they care about each other’s experience. This sense of community and consideration is genuinely heartwarming and thus keeps the magic alive for the first-timers.
“I’ve seen [instances on social media] where if somebody comments on something like, “Do you know what happens in the books?” they’re like, “Don’t click.” It’s nice.”
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