Phoebe and Coop's marriage in the comics

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the good guys are good and the bad guys are bad and never the twain shall meet.

Oh yeah, that black and white morality

Hey, Charmed, the 1950's called, they want their writers back!

[ljones]

The marriages are boring, but the stories most definitely are not. Because it's NOT all about their relationships with their husbands and their kids...my least-favorite part of the comics, especially the kids...it's about their relationship with each other as sisters, and their battles against evil, because as I said, the good are VERY good and the bad are VERY bad, and never the twain shall meet.

If Paige and Henry's marriage is anything to go by, this ideal marriage state cannot last forever. Not in a well written story. Sooner or later, their lives as witches will somehow affect their marriages and/or their relationships with each other.

If this doesn't happen with Phoebe/Coop (God, give him another name!) and Piper/Leo, then Paige and Henry will end up being the only interesting couple in the comics.

[lilchi7212]

Jul 13, 2015 11:24:06 GMT -5 ljones said:

The marriages are boring, but the stories most definitely are not. Because it's NOT all about their relationships with their husbands and their kids...my least-favorite part of the comics, especially the kids...it's about their relationship with each other as sisters, and their battles against evil, because as I said, the good are VERY good and the bad are VERY bad, and never the twain shall meet.

If Paige and Henry's marriage is anything to go by, this ideal marriage state cannot last forever. Not in a well written story. Sooner or later, their lives as witches will somehow affect their marriages and/or their relationships with each other.

If this doesn't happen with Phoebe/Coop (God, give him another name!) and Piper/Leo, then Paige and Henry will end up being the only interesting couple in the comics.

I'm thinking it's starting too