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Fri, February 14, 2025
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Staff picks: Our favorite ships

Staff picks: Our favorite ships


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  It's not large proclamations or super romancy; it's loving each other through their quirks and shenanigans and seeing the gross or awkward sides of each other and loving them nonetheless. The chemistry between these two was impeccable. Elizabeth ...

The article from The Miami Student discusses various fictional character pairings, or "ships," popular among fans for Valentine's Day. It highlights how fans enjoy imagining romantic relationships between characters from different media, including TV shows, movies, and books. Notable mentions include the classic pairing of Harry Potter and Hermione Granger from the "Harry Potter" series, despite their platonic relationship in the books, and the intense fan support for Rey and Kylo Ren from the "Star Wars" sequel trilogy, known as "Reylo." The article also touches on the dynamics of these relationships, exploring why certain pairings capture the imagination of fans, often due to the characters' chemistry, narrative tension, or the potential for character development through romance. Additionally, it notes the role of fan fiction in expanding these relationships beyond what is shown in the original works, providing fans a space to explore alternate scenarios and outcomes.

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