To think, I got 94.3% in English last semester, and I trip on something as simple as that. *facepalm*
I lost myself in the analogy too. You're not alone.
I just downloaded the Crossfire interview yesterday and watched it now, and I must say that those guys are arsehats. Seriously, they remind me of those kids in my last school that would completely block off any means of retaliation or reply by cutting you off. The thing I like the most about Jon is that you almost get the real him in TDS interviews. His humor's not over-the-top (in my opinion) like Stephen's. He's sort of grounded, and you know...stuff.
I've re-read the chapter again, and I'm worried about the dynamics of their possible future relationships. If here!Jon and 'Stephen have the strong characteristics, then there!Jon and Stephen have the softer side, then would there be character development? I'm not saying that I couldn't see the possible ways this move on, but I 'm just slightly apprehensive at this point.
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I lost myself in the analogy too. You're not alone.
I just downloaded the Crossfire interview yesterday and watched it now, and I must say that those guys are arsehats. Seriously, they remind me of those kids in my last school that would completely block off any means of retaliation or reply by cutting you off. The thing I like the most about Jon is that you almost get the real him in TDS interviews. His humor's not over-the-top (in my opinion) like Stephen's. He's sort of grounded, and you know...stuff.
I've re-read the chapter again, and I'm worried about the dynamics of their possible future relationships. If here!Jon and 'Stephen have the strong characteristics, then there!Jon and Stephen have the softer side, then would there be character development? I'm not saying that I couldn't see the possible ways this move on, but I 'm just slightly apprehensive at this point.
(Hope you're not too pissed off at me.)