The only explanation is that Jim is evil and willing to put up with anything to further his schemes. It still doesn't really explain what the end game of the adopt-a-fawn story is, but maybe it will end with a graph-paper wrapped box.
Friday, February 14, 2014
Bad Mother
The only explanation is that Jim is evil and willing to put up with anything to further his schemes. It still doesn't really explain what the end game of the adopt-a-fawn story is, but maybe it will end with a graph-paper wrapped box.
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YES! A graph-paper wrapped box. Oh, the excitement! Oh, that dreamy Evan! What ever happened to him? And what ever made him do such a thing? Sigh!
Oh, I'm forgetting ... Oh, the gigantic letdown when they never followed through with all the potential drama of the gift-box-bomb plot. I suspect the bizarre "fawn in the apartment" "plot" will end similarly...it will just get dropped and they'll hope we forget about it, but we won't, will we, A3G fans?
The fawn on stilts is just part of the problem with this plot. Why is Tommie so self-deprecating all of a sudden. Are we back in some plot from the 1960's? We certainly can't tell from the clothing... or fawn.
If we were back in some sixties plot, we'd see a lot more leg and the rest of this plot wouldn't be happening
I will never forget this special time in A3G history! And Ken: this is Tommie we're talking about. This is just one of those rare times she's voicing her inner monologue.
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