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I really have been trying to work on my tolerance of such. My partner would always do that, Google the movie and look up characters and what not and then see spoilers continuously and when you know someone fairly well, you can read their reactions to things. So now that she knows Kenny is going to die, I end up figuring out Kenny is going to die. Twists, plot lines, all of it I don't want to know until I watch it. When I hear "oh I thought it was his best friend that died in spoiler" I just can't understand why you would read that before you watched it???