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For Bob, i think I'm goingwith understanding bellamy and devotion to his character. He always surprises me on how well he knows Bellamy. I could hear him talk about Bellamy forever.
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Good choices! There really are no bad choices here.
Did you see the post on Tumblr that said "Listening to Bob talk about Bellamy is like porn."
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He gets Bellamy in a way that the writers doesn't and sometimes the fandom don't as well. He knows that fans don't really like Bellamy in season three and he said so himself, he's going to love Bellamy if the fandom doesn't.
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I think it's pretty obvious that Bob is a very deep thinker, and a very intelligent, analytical guy. I always like how he says that he spends time "in Bellamy's head." He really becomes the character--which is quite an accomplishment considering how different their personalities are.
See, the thing is, too . . . I have nothing against Bellamy in season three. I still love the character. I'm still rooting for the character. I don't excuse what he did, but I'm willing to analyze his motives and empathize even if I might not agree.
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For Bellamy, loyalty and complexity. Same reason as you guys. It's always for the people. He doesn't really care for himself. The things he done is always to protect his people. And I love that he grew as a character.
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He really doesn't care about himself much at all, does he? He's
probably one of the most selfless characters in the whole series, to be honest. Ironic considering the fact that he was willing to do anything to save his own ass back in the beginning of season 1. Like you said, he really has grown.
I'm one of the people who believes that he really doesn't even like himself anymore, which is why he puts so much energy into loving others.