However, there are some instances when she's listened to what viewers want. "I would say Twitter is probably the most influential feedback that myself and most of the writers would get as well," she said. "Yes, I do think that when you see how passionate fans get about certain things or story lines and couples, it definitely influences how you tackle breaking the season, because you want to make sure that fans stay happy. It probably wouldn’t change the outcome of the mystery, but it probably would change the outcome of a couple being endgame. I think the fans and I were pretty aligned with who we wanted as endgame couples." Interestingly, though, neither Bensi and Jurriaans, nor the film’s music supervisor Linda Cohen, say that they approached this as a queer project, or that this fact played a role in their decisions for the film’s score or soundtrack. a 17-year-old black girl who was shot and killed by a classmate in Alabama on March 7. There's no word yet on when the video will drop; however,Fifty Shades Darker