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Post by Erika on Sept 13, 2011 23:45:25 GMT -5
I'm thinking back to the first time that Val saw Isauro in the coffee shop, with the imagined splash page of her leaping at him and his arm in the sling. Ah, memories...
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Post by tarmagon on Sept 14, 2011 6:50:33 GMT -5
Too true, but the vibe's a bit different this time. We have one look of welcome, one of appraisal, one of indifference, and one of outright hatred. Awkward!
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Post by joe on Sept 14, 2011 14:52:38 GMT -5
Gone for a red card? Is this specific to the comic, or just a saying I have never heard before?
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Post by tarmagon on Sept 14, 2011 17:52:36 GMT -5
I'm gonna go out on a limb here, but since the hero ID cards are blue, I'll bet that the villain cards are, oh I don't know, red maybe?
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Post by joe on Sept 14, 2011 21:00:16 GMT -5
But I would assume if he went rogue, he wouldn't have a card at all. Or maybe he just wants to get away and work in another country for a while. In which case he would need a green card.
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Post by Erika on Sept 14, 2011 21:50:57 GMT -5
You don't need a green card to leave the US and work somewhere else. You need one to ENTER the US (super oversimplification, of course). Unless other countries also call it a green card.
Tarmagon is correct. Going for a red card, in this case, would refer to turning to villainy. Which IS different than going rogue, but Jasper had just made comment about him turning to the dark side, and Isauro responded to that.
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Post by joe on Sept 15, 2011 9:47:19 GMT -5
So, not only was my joke bad, it was also incorrect.
Thank you for the clarification about the cards though.
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