![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
(no subject)
Aug. 2nd, 2020 10:12 amI have been rewatching Legends of Tomorrow (season 2 disc 2 so far) and I am struck by the fallibility of my own memory.
Even as focused and fannish as I am with this series, even with having watched before and thought about it A Lot, there are plot threads I forgot, and moments I remembered but with such a specific emphasis I pretty much changed the meaning in my head.
There's bits where I got it wrong.
And I was paying attention.
It's a weird shifty feeling to realise memory is stories all the way down.
On a less philosophical level LoT is still great fun to watch
though it still wants me to care about Nate way more than I actually care about Nate.
I got as far as Invasion and dont have the dvd of that specifically and am reminded why I bothered with Elseworlds: it's such a pain to get all the parts down that it's almost, almost, worth the money.
Ah well.
Think I'll just skip the other parts this time and keep watching.
Even as focused and fannish as I am with this series, even with having watched before and thought about it A Lot, there are plot threads I forgot, and moments I remembered but with such a specific emphasis I pretty much changed the meaning in my head.
There's bits where I got it wrong.
And I was paying attention.
It's a weird shifty feeling to realise memory is stories all the way down.
On a less philosophical level LoT is still great fun to watch
though it still wants me to care about Nate way more than I actually care about Nate.
I got as far as Invasion and dont have the dvd of that specifically and am reminded why I bothered with Elseworlds: it's such a pain to get all the parts down that it's almost, almost, worth the money.
Ah well.
Think I'll just skip the other parts this time and keep watching.