Incidentally, I liked Fight Club up until it started becoming pretentious and full of pseudo-political quasi-psychologism bullshit. Which is the former half of the movie.The Last Melon said:I'm with Devoneaux on this one, the biggest problem isn't that it went on too long, wasn't funny, or had physics that aren't 100% realistic (really, guys? Did you do this with Fight Club too?), but that it was a really uncompelling story. Link's behaviour now makes more sense when you go back and read the arc again, but Erin started as an unfunny, unlikeable asshole and ended as an unfunny, unlikeable asshole that solves her problems with violence. We've learned that her inner child is smarter than she is (apparently) and that she has no reasonable idea of how to react to a situation.
This arc could have actually been really good. I was pleasantly surprised by the twist at the end, and the idea that parts of her psyche are competing with each other to take control is a good one. "The Erin Stout way is to come back swinging" makes for a great way to climax and end a scene, too, and a takes-no-crap shoulder-angel (so to speak) could prove a very interesting character. The script needed serious tightening up, though, and none of the issues were handled in a way that made me root for the main character, simply because she didn't seem to have any emotional register other than "Sarcastic quip! I'm an angry *****!"
That's my two cents. The kind of two cents that makes people come after you with pointed sticks that are on fire, but two cents nonetheless.
And also ***** tits?NameIsRobertPaulson said:In case you haven't noticed by my username, I approve of this joke.Grey Carter said:The Knight
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^_^ i was among them. pretty sure i was the first person to comment on it when he showed up in the story.NameIsRobertPaulson said:A few people called this at the beginning of the arc (I was not among them) so it's not OMGWTFBBQ surprising, but it's still a cool twist.
I think it's because outside her delusion, she'll have been punching the hard floor.Farther than stars said:Wow, that makes this arc so much better already. But, aside from the one grammatical error, what the hell was Erin thinking?! Of course bones are as hard as bricks. If they weren't we'd all be jellyfish. I guess if her subconscious knew that he wasn't real she might have been expecting less of a backlash, but the nocebo effect can be a cruel thing. Or maybe I'm over-thinking this?
TheDrunkNinja said:The guy looks and dresses like an older, handsome modern day version of Link. I call hallucination.
Exactly man, exactly.saintdane05 said:So, does that mean we won't see more of Mini Erin/Toph?
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That is a bus seat, not a bar booth.Sandytimeman said:Or as with the last panel, it all happened in her head and she is still in the bar booth.snagli said:So. We now know that Erin can throw herself out of a window, then grab herself by the ankles and suspend herself in midair.
Shit, I need to smash my head into a lamppost, I want to do that too.
Well it was foreshadowed by her throwing Peppy out of a car & him actually hitting a car, and I mean really doing so (at least if I remember correctly).9thRequiem said:Nice twist.
Although I do have to wonder how he dangled her out the window by her ankles if he wasn't real ...
Yeah I read this, but STILL who'd think of this out of the blue am I right?artanis_neravar said:Little Girl Erin did say she was "going back in" so if I had to guess they were temporarily real, especially since they were interacting without Erin being there
Great a new conspiracy about Link!Fappy said:At least he didn't invite her to dinner for some octorocks.Zhukov said:If he's Link, how was he able to talk? Ot at least, talk without saying, "Excuuuuuse me, Princess"?