Finally, a fellow Duncan and Courtney hater

@@EvilMeganium Courtney is usually the only one who gets hate. I hate Duncan because I wasn't a fan of him from the start, but him trying to hard made me hate him.

@@user-zd5si5hr2r Same here

I believe that all that hate stems from lack of development from all of them. *Even though I'm a Duncan fan it's not a defense of him* Duncan never develops past the love triangle and regresses in his "bad boying" by starting to care about other people's attention too much, especially Courtney in all-stars, before that you probably either loved or hated Duncan, but in the end there's way more haters now, because of World Tour and all-stars (his bullying of Harold in Action is revenge for rigging the votes against Courtney in Island, ironic consideing how it all ends). Gwen did a 180° when it comes to her personality and went from one of the favourites to hated or average at best. And Courtney went from a friendly, uptight (loosened by Duncan) slightly overcompetitive C.I.T to a total B.I.T.C- moving on, in Island she and Duncan seemed like a perfect couple. In Action she became obssesive (paranoid of Gwen, overshadowing), controlling and abusive towards him, most notoriously obliterating his nuts with a giant bone and an electric guitar. On top of all, a 32-page letter telling Duncan what he has to change in order for their relationship to "work"? Yeah, no. Additonally, in Island Courtney most liked loved Duncan for who he was, not for who she wanted him to become, like in Action. In World Tour Gwen and Duncan are in the wrong, but the whole cheating situation could've been handled better (I mean Courtney could not throw tantrums on the level of a 5 year-old or the cheating never happened in the first place and Duncney gets re-worked into something even better than in Island), but instead Courtney became the new Izzy for a while afterwards (the notebook scene), then throws challenges to get Gwen out and becomes extremely vulnerable to flirtation, which ends up biting her in the ass. In all-stars, she probably moved on from Duncan, or she pretends to, maybe to make him do what he did that ended up with Gwen dumping him, as well as starts dating Scott, which is to make Duncan jealous or just another try at love, it obviously falls short when she accidentally kissed Cameron which renders her a hypocrite in the end. Also she and Gwen re-started their friendship only for Courtney to ruin it again. Conclusion for Courtney: She either didn't move on, or moved on, but didn't learn a single thing out of her experience. I generally think that the longer the show went on, the less growth the characters had, and many got derailed or developed to be worse than they started off, learning the wrong things. Rendering the entire experience in 2 outcomes" 1. The Noah outcome: Did I get anything out of this? No. This experience was totally and utrerly uneventful, I think best examples are: Katie, Sadie, Noah, Owen, Cody, Bridgette and Geoff, Izzy 2. The experience harmed the person who took part in it. Most notorious examples are: Ezekiel (dude became feral), Justin, Gwen, Courtney, Duncan, Trent

Glad you enjoyed!

Oh I loved Gwen 🥰 I think Duncan might’ve been my favorite back then though