Okay, okay....
Nov. 6th, 2007 10:16 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulySo... 93% of the human race is dead.
And they still have the manpower to deport people? And to patrol a city for curiously uninfected survivors? I understand how these things are a priority, but... really?
Edit: This show goes a lot faster when you pick any two random people and start finishing their lines (when they're in scenes together) with innuendos. Because that doesn't only work for Hiro and Kensai (though it works wonderfully for them!) And a second edit: This is totally canon. The "dragon" that "Kensai" dealt with was really first-Kensai, where "Kensai" is Hiro. I mean, really.
Edit again: Man, some people don't take rejection well, do they?
So, here's the question: If you trap somebody in the future, then change history so that that future doesn't happen - what becomes of them?
Edit: Yup. Mohinder is either really stupid or really clever. I vote for stupid, really, given the 93% death rate that's about to happen.
And another - how many years has it bee since he was dumped byHiro the girl*? How long can he hold this grudge? And since I'm not making yet another edit, does it ever occur to Bennet that maybe, just this once, lies and secrecy are *not* the way to go? Not only has he clearly taught his daughter that honesty is hardly ever a good policy, but I'm sure that if he'd simply said "Look, I have a set of paintings from some dead dude who can paint the future, and they say that your getting a boyfriend will inevitably lead to my violent death (along with 93% of the human population, but I don't know that yet)", she would have listened a bit better. I'm just saying.
*That girl of course is, I'm sure, quite an interesting person in her own right when her story isn't overtaken by sappy ambiguous dialogue of doom, but since she's presumably safely stuck in the past (or dead - yes, I know, when people say so-and-so's fate is to die, the fact is, that's almost everybody's ultimate fate, and not really news - but I mean "dead from love triangle dead" instead of "dead from living too long"), I really don't care about her name all that much.
And they still have the manpower to deport people? And to patrol a city for curiously uninfected survivors? I understand how these things are a priority, but... really?
Edit: This show goes a lot faster when you pick any two random people and start finishing their lines (when they're in scenes together) with innuendos. Because that doesn't only work for Hiro and Kensai (though it works wonderfully for them!) And a second edit: This is totally canon. The "dragon" that "Kensai" dealt with was really first-Kensai, where "Kensai" is Hiro. I mean, really.
Edit again: Man, some people don't take rejection well, do they?
So, here's the question: If you trap somebody in the future, then change history so that that future doesn't happen - what becomes of them?
Edit: Yup. Mohinder is either really stupid or really clever. I vote for stupid, really, given the 93% death rate that's about to happen.
And another - how many years has it bee since he was dumped by
*That girl of course is, I'm sure, quite an interesting person in her own right when her story isn't overtaken by sappy ambiguous dialogue of doom, but since she's presumably safely stuck in the past (or dead - yes, I know, when people say so-and-so's fate is to die, the fact is, that's almost everybody's ultimate fate, and not really news - but I mean "dead from love triangle dead" instead of "dead from living too long"), I really don't care about her name all that much.
