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Maybe helping to relate another personality of an external character to What if its us.

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The main characters share several common traits such as awkwardness and feeling uncomfortable in their own skin.

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Simon and Arthur seem to have similar personalities a little awkward and testing the waters

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Simon and Arthur seem to have similar personalities a little awkward and testing the waters

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-Kaylie

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Question 1: They both feature queer characters that are navigating the waters of being a teenager.

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Question 1: They both feature queer characters that are navigating the waters of being a teenager.

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Question 2: They are extremely similar.

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I think that the characters are very similar and I'm not sure about the second question.

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I think that the characters are very similar and I'm not sure about the second question.

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they both have very awkward main characters. figuring out what it means to be gay.
Q2
its similar

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Question 1: It seems like both main characters have a main group of friends, that may not completely understand them. They also both seem to be awkward and tackling the ideas of being gay.
Question 2: I am not sure but I liked seeing the awkwardness come to life.

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main characters have similarities in awkwardness

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It seems like Love, Simon seems even more awkward (somehow) and more teenage angsty than we've seen from What If It's Us?
It's really nice to know that there's other queer stories out there for young queer youth to look up to. Also, now we know that the common author of these two things really likes writing stories in this genre of young adult queer romances.

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1. Both feature teens navigating how to "be gay" in the 20th century

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1. Both feature teens navigating how to "be gay" in the 20th century

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Both feature supportive parents of said teens

2. I think love, Simon has such a similar story line and similar queer, sometimes awkward characters and it could add more depth to the "coming of age as a queer kid" theme

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There are gay characters. MC seems to have difficulty reaching out to crush. There's more difficulties i.e. intolerance, being closeted from family and friends, in Love, Simon.
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It doesn't.
-Alianne

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The book and the movie both seem like upbeat and funny stories. The characters are funny and obsessed with coffee. Both also involve an anonymous notes looking for someone. Both have characters that are queer. I think Arthur just recently came out (I could be remembering wrong) but I wonder if he experienced something similar in high school?

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1. What similarities and differences do you see between What If It's Us Part 1 and Love, Simon’s trailer in terms of character, tone, theme, etc.?

2. How does what you’ve seen from Love, Simon enrich your perspective of What If It’s Us Part 1?