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Reply Subj: Define "irony:" Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 at 04:55:03 pm EDT (Viewed 878 times) | |||||||
Quote: By aiding Karl Braun, the governments of the world have ensured that Dream will launch precisely the sort of jihad they were hoping to avert.I'm not sure at this point how many would follow CSFB!'s jihad though. There has to be a better way. Quote: Regardless of the cost of the day, Dream will look at the fact that they were willing to ally themselves with the Aryan ideal, and he will see this as the ultimate justification of his stance, because anybody who's willing to support a guy like that can never be right in his eyes.I'll try and address this in-story. Quote: I find myself deeply disturbed by what Icy went through, especially in light of recent grim-and-gritty events in superhero comics (including the murder of Roy Harper's preteen daughter in DC), because it feels like it's permanently saddling him with a darkness that kind of goes against the point of his character. I almost hope he goes through a memory-wipe of these events, because if and when his writer returns, that's a hell of a thing to burden his otherwise happy character with.I'll be picking up on this in the next chapter too. It's almost like I had a plan or something. But no memory wipe. Quote: Hoping to see some sunshine soon ...In our very next section we have a genuine old-school super-fight starting up. Hero stops robbery. | |||||||
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