Whoa, did the narration box just spill some major beans about our
perfect stranger? Is this Eric? Eric Mills? Eric Mills of "The Mills Gallery" fame? Eric Mills,
assumed to have perished in an avalanche? Eric Mills, who
left Margo a boatload of money? Eric Mills,
whom Margo cried brave tears over? Eric Mills, who gets his spot blown up by
the freaking narration box??
Well, nice to have him back I guess? And Margo doesn't know yet, so of course, she makes the natural assumption that he's The Spy Who Is Trying to Make Me Crazy... the lesser acclaimed sequel to The Spy Who Loved Me.
This is the hallucinogenic gas leak talking, mark my words.
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Maybe we're all going to be stunned when it turns out Margo's right about everything and there's a conspiracy by a bunch of Prussian spies, all named Eric, to keep moving re-arranging the fake buildings to trick Margo into thinking she's insane when really she's the only one who sees how perfectly rational all of this is.
Is this white-haired guy supposed to be the same person as the brunette from yesterday?
Thanks for explaining who the heck Eric is, or was, or might be. I've only been into A3G for a year or so, attracted by its sheer godawfulness. So Eric is either back from the dead or an hallucination? Or Shulock forgot he was dead, or has confused him with someone else, like--er--Greg? There's a Greg, isn't there?
I think that Eric is a ghost. Or Margo is hallucinating. (She's probably woozy from all of the leftover deer poop in the apartment from when Lily lived there. Tommie never cleaned up.)
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