The best explanation I can come up with for Mrs. Ape in this scenario is the part of Unity’s mind that keeps the rest on task. So, realistically, she should be the weakest of those we’ve seen.
On the other hand, she may be the one who becomes the most obedient when told “blueberry waffles”.
I’ve heard that, to establish yourself in prison, it’s a good idea to take a chair and beat someone with it. Don’t know if that’s true, but these people would make it awful attractive…
Seanan? No, I’m pretty sure she’s much younger than Seanan, at least slightly taller (but maybe not), and not as heavyset/busty-ish. From almost any other writing team I’d say that the hardest evidence against was that Ms. McGuire was a reader cameo, but Shaenon and Jeff can and will tie in even the most tenuously canonical details.
As proven by Helen’s rivalry with reader Dave Barker, which originated in Sunday strips of dubious canonicity, becoming a significant plot point in Narbonic.
This is virtual reality, though. I wouldn’t really walk into a restaurant and immediately start berating the staff, but sometimes it’s what you have to do to get ahead.
“…otherwise I will make inappropriate and distracting comments at the most critical moments of your skeeball games so that you lose all hope of ever winning anything from them ever again. ^_^”
But I wonder what one would do for leverage with Madam Delphi or Mrs. Ape? o_O
I wonder what would happen if wossname came back right now to try to get Virginia to go out on that sate with him and didn’t find her anywhere in Walnut World
He’d search for her of course, starting calmly and with greater franticness. The question is, could Mr. Green, the Wizard, find Dr. Lee in her beach-side side-trip?
1) The beach trips take infinitesimal real time, like that one Panoptica-Zerhakker meeting we saw.
2) If the Crown is involved, then whoever is using it (Aimee/Lovelace/????) might make the mental change to Mr. Green to not think of wanting to find Virginia. Creepy, but mind control always is.
If she does find someone positive, let’s hope the positive and the negative never meet—it’d be the end of everything, ’cause they’d cancel each other out.
Yeah, some of the tourist towns I’ve been to seemed like that to me as well! ^o^
Actually, that’s most of NJ. Not just Wildwood.
If my fragments-of-Unity’s-mind idea is correct, the past and future are DOOM because Unity was built to DESTROY.
I wonder what would happen if Virginia asked any of BMAD for blueberry waffles?
The only thing that doesn’t fit here is Mrs. Ape. A fanatical devotion to order doesn’t seem very in-character for Unity;, nor Mel, for that matter.
The best explanation I can come up with for Mrs. Ape in this scenario is the part of Unity’s mind that keeps the rest on task. So, realistically, she should be the weakest of those we’ve seen.
On the other hand, she may be the one who becomes the most obedient when told “blueberry waffles”.
It’s easy to forget, but Unity is a notary public in addition to being an undead super-soldier nanogoop. That’s got to count for something.
Now, when you say DESTROY, do you mean DESTROY or do you mean DESTROY?
Unity is here to break shit and chew burnt melted tire rubber, and she’s all out of burnt melted tire rubber.
Well, to be fair, she likes to break stuff even if she’s not out of burnt rubber. She can multi-task.
I’ve heard that, to establish yourself in prison, it’s a good idea to take a chair and beat someone with it. Don’t know if that’s true, but these people would make it awful attractive…
Wait, isn’t that the overdramatic monster hunter that Tip encountered a while ago?!
Circeus:
Seanan? No, I’m pretty sure she’s much younger than Seanan, at least slightly taller (but maybe not), and not as heavyset/busty-ish. From almost any other writing team I’d say that the hardest evidence against was that Ms. McGuire was a reader cameo, but Shaenon and Jeff can and will tie in even the most tenuously canonical details.
As proven by Helen’s rivalry with reader Dave Barker, which originated in Sunday strips of dubious canonicity, becoming a significant plot point in Narbonic.
Did she even bother exploring the town hall mayor’s office?
The door was locked, and nobody answered when she knocked. If you’re Lawful Neutral like Virginia, that’s basically you out of options.
This is virtual reality, though. I wouldn’t really walk into a restaurant and immediately start berating the staff, but sometimes it’s what you have to do to get ahead.
Time to tell Melanie “…and if you ever want to see a time again with me not being here, you’ll help me escape.”
“…otherwise I will make inappropriate and distracting comments at the most critical moments of your skeeball games so that you lose all hope of ever winning anything from them ever again. ^_^”
But I wonder what one would do for leverage with Madam Delphi or Mrs. Ape? o_O
I was just thinking that Melanie seems to be the most on the ball (no pun intended), but she’s also the least willing to do anything.
I wonder what would happen if wossname came back right now to try to get Virginia to go out on that sate with him and didn’t find her anywhere in Walnut World
He’d search for her of course, starting calmly and with greater franticness. The question is, could Mr. Green, the Wizard, find Dr. Lee in her beach-side side-trip?
I had two notions about this:
1) The beach trips take infinitesimal real time, like that one Panoptica-Zerhakker meeting we saw.
2) If the Crown is involved, then whoever is using it (Aimee/Lovelace/????) might make the mental change to Mr. Green to not think of wanting to find Virginia. Creepy, but mind control always is.
If she does find someone positive, let’s hope the positive and the negative never meet—it’d be the end of everything, ’cause they’d cancel each other out.
Random thought: Perhaps Ginny should ask Madam Delphi the name of her favorite video game. ^_~
And so we learn that extirpation WITHOUT walnuts is even worse!
Truly, Dr. Lee was in her zone there.
Scooping out little things that looked like brains.