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Sicon112 wrote:

IslaKariese wrote:

Sicon112 wrote:Or someone, more specifically....

I'm not sure we can beat fictional characters to a pulp...

Hmmm... That gives me an idea for a science experiment...

This should be interesting XD

TheJester wrote:

Sicon112 wrote:Hmmm... That gives me an idea for a science experiment...

This should be interesting XD

It's science, isn't it always?

Sicon112 wrote:Hmmm... That gives me an idea for a science experiment...

Oh, lord. What did I just do?

IslaKariese wrote:

Sicon112 wrote:Hmmm... That gives me an idea for a science experiment...

Oh, lord. What did I just do?

Nothing worse than your time as an Eldritch Abomination. Maybe.

Sicon112 wrote:

IslaKariese wrote:

Sicon112 wrote:Hmmm... That gives me an idea for a science experiment...

Oh, lord. What did I just do?

Nothing worse than your time as an Eldritch Abomination. Maybe.

*Is Curious*

Sicon112 wrote:Nothing worse than your time as an Eldritch Abomination. Maybe.

*whimpers* Should... Should I be feeling pity for Romeo right now?

IslaKariese wrote:

Sicon112 wrote:Nothing worse than your time as an Eldritch Abomination. Maybe.

*whimpers* Should... Should I be feeling pity for Romeo right now?

I don't think so. Whatever Sicon has in mind is something he surely deserves! Well, probably anyway... It's likely that he does... I mean, maybe?

I think we should keep in mind that, Romeo being Romeo, him falling in love with Vanessa is probably not the disaster we're imagining it to be. By the time we've got all the pieces together for sending the fictionals back over the wall, he'll have moved on anyway-- or we can help that along.

Actually, that just gave me an idea. Juliet's obviously a dead end for him, but Mr A's hinted that they don't necessarily need to go back to their stories of origin. If we could get Romeo to fall in love with one of the other female fictional characters, in time for sending everyone back, then he'll be a lot more supportive of the whole going-back idea. (The problem with this is that the only other females we've got so far are the Witch-- who I have a feeling is not his type-- and Cinderella, whom we've got no way of contacting. On the other hand, we've got time. We can let his infatuation with Vanessa run its course, and once we've got someone to introduce him to, we'll step in.)

Qara-Xuan Zenith wrote:I think we should keep in mind that, Romeo being Romeo, him falling in love with Vanessa is probably not the disaster we're imagining it to be. By the time we've got all the pieces together for sending the fictionals back over the wall, he'll have moved on anyway-- or we can help that along.

Actually, that just gave me an idea. Juliet's obviously a dead end for him, but Mr A's hinted that they don't necessarily need to go back to their stories of origin. If we could get Romeo to fall in love with one of the other female fictional characters, in time for sending everyone back, then he'll be a lot more supportive of the whole going-back idea. (The problem with this is that the only other females we've got so far are the Witch-- who I have a feeling is not his type-- and Cinderella, whom we've got no way of contacting. On the other hand, we've got time. We can let his infatuation with Vanessa run its course, and once we've got someone to introduce him to, we'll step in.)

This, I second this.

Qara-Xuan Zenith wrote:I think we should keep in mind that, Romeo being Romeo, him falling in love with Vanessa is probably not the disaster we're imagining it to be. By the time we've got all the pieces together for sending the fictionals back over the wall, he'll have moved on anyway-- or we can help that along.

Actually, that just gave me an idea. Juliet's obviously a dead end for him, but Mr A's hinted that they don't necessarily need to go back to their stories of origin. If we could get Romeo to fall in love with one of the other female fictional characters, in time for sending everyone back, then he'll be a lot more supportive of the whole going-back idea. (The problem with this is that the only other females we've got so far are the Witch-- who I have a feeling is not his type-- and Cinderella, whom we've got no way of contacting. On the other hand, we've got time. We can let his infatuation with Vanessa run its course, and once we've got someone to introduce him to, we'll step in.)

CINDERELLA!

Qara-Xuan Zenith wrote:I think we should keep in mind that, Romeo being Romeo, him falling in love with Vanessa is probably not the disaster we're imagining it to be. By the time we've got all the pieces together for sending the fictionals back over the wall, he'll have moved on anyway-- or we can help that along.

Actually, that just gave me an idea. Juliet's obviously a dead end for him, but Mr A's hinted that they don't necessarily need to go back to their stories of origin. If we could get Romeo to fall in love with one of the other female fictional characters, in time for sending everyone back, then he'll be a lot more supportive of the whole going-back idea. (The problem with this is that the only other females we've got so far are the Witch-- who I have a feeling is not his type-- and Cinderella, whom we've got no way of contacting. On the other hand, we've got time. We can let his infatuation with Vanessa run its course, and once we've got someone to introduce him to, we'll step in.)

That's reasonable and well thought. But Sicon's plan generates more lulz.

I don't think Sicon has proposed his plan yet. Is it going to be a Voodoo fanfic?

Dryunya wrote:I don't think Sicon has proposed his plan yet. Is it going to be a Voodoo fanfic?

Who knows. I just find it amusing that Pixie automatically assumes I will have more lulz.

For now, I'm not sure we can do a lot. There has been a large lack of direct response between blog posts for a while now, so we should probably sit back and wait a bit. I'll start working on that experiment in the meantime and see what happens...

IslaKariese wrote:

Sicon112 wrote:Nothing worse than your time as an Eldritch Abomination. Maybe.

*whimpers* Should... Should I be feeling pity for Romeo right now?

Is Sicon really that dangerous right now?

TheJester wrote:

IslaKariese wrote:

Sicon112 wrote:Nothing worse than your time as an Eldritch Abomination. Maybe.

*whimpers* Should... Should I be feeling pity for Romeo right now?

Is Sicon really that dangerous right now?

You haven't been around long enough, or that would soooooo not even be a question.

IslaKariese wrote:

TheJester wrote:

IslaKariese wrote:*whimpers* Should... Should I be feeling pity for Romeo right now?

Is Sicon really that dangerous right now?

You haven't been around long enough, or that would soooooo not even be a question.

I require explanation then.

Qara-Xuan Zenith wrote:I think we should keep in mind that, Romeo being Romeo, him falling in love with Vanessa is probably not the disaster we're imagining it to be. By the time we've got all the pieces together for sending the fictionals back over the wall, he'll have moved on anyway-- or we can help that along.

Actually, that just gave me an idea. Juliet's obviously a dead end for him, but Mr A's hinted that they don't necessarily need to go back to their stories of origin. If we could get Romeo to fall in love with one of the other female fictional characters, in time for sending everyone back, then he'll be a lot more supportive of the whole going-back idea. (The problem with this is that the only other females we've got so far are the Witch-- who I have a feeling is not his type-- and Cinderella, whom we've got no way of contacting. On the other hand, we've got time. We can let his infatuation with Vanessa run its course, and once we've got someone to introduce him to, we'll step in.)

I also agree with this. I like it.

TheJester wrote:I require explanation then.

Read the first comment, by Sicon.
Then read the next highest level comment, the response from the Witch.

I don't call him "Witch Hunter" for nothing. And that's one example. If you dig around the forums here... Well. Kariese is right, it wouldn't be a question.

So, with the echo located, we've unlocked a comic page of Romeo and Juliet arguing, and practically breaking up. We should agree right now not to reveal any of the information we've learned from this to Romeo and Juliet.

Oh wait...Too late.

Rule 3 violation. -Ed

...And now Romeo's in the hospital with alcohol poisoning. (http://juliet.ezblog.twwf.info/)
Why do I get the feeling that this isn't a good plot development?

Qara-Xuan Zenith wrote:...And now Romeo's in the hospital with alcohol poisoning. (http://juliet.ezblog.twwf.info/)
Why do I get the feeling that this isn't a good plot development?

Oooh boy. Let me start thinking...

Qara-Xuan Zenith wrote:...And now Romeo's in the hospital with alcohol poisoning. (http://juliet.ezblog.twwf.info/)
Why do I get the feeling that this isn't a good plot development?

Because nothing to do with Juliet and Romeo is good news anymore.

Qara-Xuan Zenith wrote:...And now Romeo's in the hospital with alcohol poisoning. (http://juliet.ezblog.twwf.info/)
Why do I get the feeling that this isn't a good plot development?

Oh dear... Is it a bad thing that I'm not surprised?

Laconic: Boy meets girl, boy dumps girl, boy gets into a hospital, girl still cares about the boy, new girl dumps boy, boy hooks up with girl.