The Shards: Approved and Reviewed (Season 1)

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Dear Co-Creators (Bret Easton Ellis and Ryan Murphy),
1.I have decided to uphold the season 1 series ‘Shards’ after it has been concluded.
2.Upholding a season means that it will remain indefinitely on our educational domain and
may be monitored for future season(s) if any will be.
3.As for the review of the show: I actually searched for a few opinions on the internet like
reddit, and found that the cast for Robert and others on the show could have been better.
Specifically: “In the book Brett seemed to be the most self-conscious of his appearance. In the
show, he is the best looking character and overshadows all the others in terms of confidence.”
When I first saw this comment, I didn’t really think much of it. I tried holding off from reading
any opinions until the show concluded but I admit I found this one after the episode where Brett
and Robert have a fight in the school hallway. The reason why I searched for opinions was
because I was getting worried about the character who played Brett. You could tell in this scene
that Brett is gaining weight at a rapid rate, and not in a good way. The weight gain messes with
his facial symmetry and waist and ass. These three attributes are key for any recessive partner
like Brett wanting to attract a dominant partner like Robert. It impresses me how Brett was able
to pull this off in the beginning of the show despite having a semi lean build and abs, and some
muscle on the biceps. It astonishes me to this day, but after all… it was the 1980s. I really could
care less about all the other characters or for what the book has to say for that matter, which
deeply contrasts with the unknown opinion from someone on the internet. As the season
progressed, Brett’s weight seemed to bulk and appear fat. When Brett and Robert kiss and have
sex, regardless if it was a dream or not, it seemed out of place. The only thing reasonably sound
about that scene is cutting to the part where Brett and Robert wake up the next morning. On the
other hand, I start noticing Robert’s character getting increasingly more attractive as the episodes
play on and the increased weight Robert receives amplifies facial symmetry but it’s a shame
Robert doesn’t develop (or doesn’t visibly have) abs or other impressive muscle. Robert is a
dominant character. Brett is a recessive character. Robert should be on top of Brett similarly to
when Brett had sex with Debbie. I’m glad no sex was involved given the unusual weight gain
that made the character who played Brett look fat and ugly. The following episode where Brett

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