An OTP is a "one true pairing," and your love for an OTP only gets worse when you find others who feel the same way about it. Becoming emotionally invested in a character and his or her relationships isn't as weird as it sounds - almost everyone has felt that way about a book, TV show, or movie at some point.
My first OTP.
I'm pretty sure my first OTP was Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe, as portrayed by Megan Porter Follows and Jonathan Crombie in the made-for-TV "Anne of Green Gables" miniseries, based on the L.M. Montgomery book of the same name. I liked the idea of a smart and witty guy enjoying the same qualities in a female character - and Anne and Gil go through a ton of antics before they even realistically think about the possibility of actually being together.
Examples...
Most OTPs include a fair amount of drama that makes you wonder if they will or will not ever be together, sometimes (but not always) resulting in a favorable conclusion. Examples include:
- Buffy and Angel
- Thor and Jane
- Thor and Sif
- Colonel Brandon and Marianne
- Emma and Edward
- Simon and Kaylee
If you have no idea who I'm talking about in the above pairings, that's completely fine. Surely you have your own OTP from literature, film, and TV. What pairing gives you emotional fulfillment on behalf of your character?
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