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Working on an assignment late at night and I know Reddit never sleeps. I'm trying to raise the InvalidArgumentError but I get TypeErrors when I try to run the code. Here is the code: class InvalidArgumentError(Exception): def __init__(self, arg, msg): super().__init__( f'The `{arg}` (type `{type(arg)}`) is invalid. {msg}') def validate_positive_number(number): if isinstance(number, int) or isinstance(number, float): if number > 0: return else: raise InvalidArgumentError.__init__(number, "The argument must be a positive number.") else: raise InvalidArgumentError.__init__(number, "Only the following types are allowed: , ") def validate_non_empty_string(string): if string == "": raise InvalidArgumentError.__init__(string, "The argument must be a non-empty string.", "how") if isinstance(string, int) or isinstance(string, float): raise InvalidArgumentError.__init__(string, "The argument must be a string.") else: return 

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1. I'm so glad Theo James left for good when he did. This is probably the most controversial opinion so I'm getting it out of the way now. The actor is amazing and I LOVED his enemies-to-lovers relationship with Charlotte but Sidney leaving gave the show the opportunity to tell a more complex story with Charlotte growing along the way, going through a lot of the things women go through (heartbreak, loss, feeling hopeful again for love, falling in love, falling out of love, settling, etc) while still staying true to herself and I just enjoyed the show so much for being brave and just telling a full story that's different from most of what is seen in period dramas and indeed in historical romance (I can only think of a few books that portray a love that's not going to be the HEA love). I'm just so happy the show portrayed first, all-encompassing love at first sight for some characters, but also everything else that can happen when it comes to love when it doesn't work out the first time but it doesn't mean the first time wasn't important.
2. Season 1 was, for me, the weakest. Mind you, I binge watched all three seasons in three days and didn't go through the waiting period between seasons that allows for proper reflection but this is where I stand right now when it's still very fresh. See point one (Charlotte/Sidney would have been a great story but I think the show was made a lot better by its not being the full story) but I also think they went in way too strong with Edward/EstheClara. I REALLY appreciate that they were trying to show the full range of things people can do to secure their financial future and I'm 100% sure all the scheming and abuse and everything going on with those three happened every single day in Regency England but it made (for me at least) for really hard viewing. I was bracing myself for their scenes. I never expected to feel any different about them, which leads me to my next point.
3. I was SHOCKED at how good the writing was for showing growth, and realistic change, for every single character, even if it was at the eleventh hour for some (I'm talking about you, Tom). I am SHOCKED at how I feel about Esther now, about Clara, about Edward (there's no redeeming anything but I loved what they did with him in S3, again it was realistic, Edward wasn't suddenly a good man, they didn't run off together into the sunset, he simply owned up to not being good enough and that's realistic growth to me, if completely unexpected). The writers weren't afraid to revisit past relationships too, made different with time and growth (see Georgiana/Otis, I love where they ended up and it makes so much sense).
4. I love Charlotte so much. I need a heroine I can root for, someone who's completely and utterly good (that's every Jane Austen heroine right there) and she was exactly that. S2 and S3 made it more of an ensemble production, which I am SO here for. S3 in particular made sure everyone had a happy ending (except my darling Arthur, I love him so much, they really could have shown him and Henry running outside their holiday cottage together, that takes two seconds and it would have been so lovely) and I was telling my boyfriend just how important it is for TV shows that people have been loving, obsessing over, been so loyal to for years, to give their viewers a last season that's fan service. You've been wanting it - now you have it. Take it, this is our gift to you, the viewers. Please. Please. More of that. My favourite show ever (Hart of Dixie) also had a Gift Last Season. As soon as the writers knew it was the last season, they took every thread and gave us a full season of just love and everyone ends up happy, smiling, and actually singing. I LOVED S3 of Sanditon so so much for doing that. I thought it was perfect.
5. I'm sure someone somewhere is ranking the Sanditon relationships. My favourite relationships were the relationships between all the women on that show. Thank god they showed us true friendship, true compassion. This is a world where you disappeared, in the eyes of the law, the second you got married, with everything you owned now being your husband's property, this is a world where husbands and any male relative could send you to an asylum if they decided you weren't obedient enough, and yet this is also a world where marriage was the one goal for the majority of women because they had no other financial option. And yet we see so many wonderful friendships in this show. What Charlotte says to Xander in S3 about showing compassion for Augusta whatever happens, for showing her love, for showing her friendship and respecting her decisions, is so so beautiful. It's addressed to him but this is also what a lot of the women did with each other. They were written so beautifully. The growth of EstheClara, the instant friendship of Georgiana/Charlotte, the mentor relationship of Lady Susan/Charlotte, the sibling relationship of Augusta/Leo, Lydia being her fabulous, supportive self, hell even the opera singer dedicating her piece not to the Prince Regent who didn't even show up but to all the women who've known heartbreak. Georgiana at her trial asking why she's being blamed for things men did to her, why they aren't being blamed. I love them all so much.
6. We were spoiled for choice, but my favourite romantic relationship, I think (it's hard to choose) is Alison/Fraser. I adore Alison, I think she's my favourite, and the writing of their dialogs was next level. Insane chemistry and banter. I saw a comment on YouTube that went 'Alison followed Esther's advice on how to find the right husband to a T. Find a man whose every word you disdain. If he persists, marry him.' Their dance scene (their intertwined fingers) and their sparks were just so wonderful.