2625 What They Don’t See.
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Hmmmmm… Do I have anything to say tonight? I guess I don’t. I just want to sleep. I guess I’ll just leave you with the comic and sleep.
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The League of extraordinary Jessica.
*slow clap*
*Builds*
*Standing ovation*
*Award sweep*
I love the cycle of getting to know someone, letting them know who you are, shenanigans, and the cycle begins anew.
Basically good luck Jess. Dropping the pretense is hard, but so is putting on a show for decades. And so are the reasons for both.
Mmmm. Philosophy.
*intelligent
Hey, that sounds like me. Except for that last part; I’m only exceptional in the Kiwi Farms sense of the term.
I like this conversation. :)
I guess Nina means that: Jess is exceptionally smart, but not extraordinarily smart?
I’m assuming she means she knew that Jess was smart, but didn’t see what Ed’s telling her now – that Jess is exceptionally smart. Now Nina sees that Jess is not just normal, but more.
Does that make sense?
So, do you mean that: Nina is saying- that Nina thought that Jess was smart, but after this conversation, Nina now thinks that Jess is super smart.
OK, I think I get it. Thanks! :)
Jessica is in college, maybe 19, and already figuring out how the limit of the world’s needs for science superstars affects her and whether it’s a path for her to persue.
Yeah, Ed’s telling the truth here.
I met a fellow about 17 years ago on a golf course. We just sort of became friends and I used to spend quite a bit of time with him golfing, fishing and playing music together. Over a bit of time I came to realize that he was a very exceptional fellow. He seemed able to just do anything he turned his thoughts to and he would do it very well. He was the most intelligent, well read, and curious person I have ever met. I miss him.
Writing characters that are smarter than you is really difficult. Also characters that are funnier than you. At least we as writers have the advantage of time and research so that we can bridge the gap while keeping it seamless onscreen.
Is this a good time to ask JackieCrave about that movie title string chain? The one that earned Jo the title of “Lady Ace”? You know… “Godfather of the Bride of Frankenstein Meets Wolfman for All Seasons…”
What could you possibly have to ask?