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-Spectre- Whose?
Theirs? It's just a saying.
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Theirs? It's just a saying.
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-Spectre- There's a fairly large army out there. Very possibly endlessly large. If they don't get bored and leave eventually I'll have to go out there and freeze them all. If you're wondering how that equates to destruction—let's just say I'll destroy their morale?
The beatings will continue until morale improves, I guess?
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-Spectre- Army-destroyingly.
Huh?
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-Spectre- *Nods* Greetings!
Oh, hi there. How are you?
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I'm not saying that it's relatable character or bust, or anything like that.
Oh, okay; I see now. I guess so, then.
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It connects viewers to the film. It builds attachments to them. I'd say so.
But people still like shows like Superman where the main character is totally foreign compared to themselves.
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It builds someone up that the audience can relate to when reacting to the stupid one's actions. It's actually clever.
Is relating to a character all that important though?
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Usually.
I'm not familiar with that one.
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And with the help of an actually competent aide.
Is that one of the tropes?
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