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Post by melmac on Sept 23, 2006 11:59:37 GMT -5
He kissed back. He could have stopped her...I DO believe he had the SUIT on. Yes, but what would he have done, as mind push wasn't an option and she thought the suit was kinky. He could've flown out, but that'd give up the suit if Pam was walking outside. Invisibility doesn't always work properly and Pam again could've seen it work and call him out on it. So, what else could he have done, knock out the woman? For starters, Ralph always seemed hesitant/upset just to even render (accidentally or no) someone unconscious in the suit (save anyone who was going to kill him), let alone kill. Secondly, I think Pam'd be a lot more upset that Ralph hurt someone who wasn't in the true sense of evil and would've probably returned the favor, suit or no.
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Post by HoudiniDerek on Sept 23, 2006 17:13:42 GMT -5
He could have HELD her at BAY for crying out loud. He just likes to think he is a big player or something. And THEN he DID go for her neck...you see it when Pam walks in.
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Post by melmac on Sept 23, 2006 18:49:24 GMT -5
Well, maybe she was wearing a perfume that made the suit useless or he could've had heat exhaustion because he was a dummy and wore a sweatsuit in hot weather for cryin' outloud. (I know, he went for the woman's neck like a vampire, but still, I look at other options save testosterone flowing. ) Needless to say, no matter what he did, Ralph was going to be in hot water with Pam by the end of that scene. Still like'd to have seen her belt Ralph one (might have her do that in a story soon.)
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Post by HoudiniDerek on Sept 23, 2006 18:50:22 GMT -5
Wouldn't be soon enough for me.
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Post by melmac on Sept 23, 2006 19:04:44 GMT -5
Let me guess, Derek gets to join in on the fun in that one too? (probably will actually as the bad guy or alternate reality... that might be the one.)
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Post by missdavidson on Sept 23, 2006 22:24:16 GMT -5
I'll have to check this one out again. . .for stuff I never noticed. I'm usually doing something AND watching at the same time. I'll have to give it my full attention. . .
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Post by melmac on Sept 24, 2006 0:15:31 GMT -5
All I'll say is this episode and the ensuing disagreement with HD has concluded one thing: I tend to be a whumper in stories. You've got a new challenge for me to write, HD: Write a story where I don't knock out anyone, even bad guys.
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Post by missdavidson on Sept 24, 2006 0:35:30 GMT -5
That's just it. Ralph always knocked out the bad guys. Well, maybe not always, but usually.
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Post by HoudiniDerek on Sept 24, 2006 0:36:33 GMT -5
Not true. In this one, he kept the Soviet bad guy awake because he had to go chase the rocket.
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Post by missdavidson on Sept 24, 2006 0:38:43 GMT -5
Thus I said Not Always, but usually.
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Post by melmac on Sept 24, 2006 0:43:25 GMT -5
Yeah, and what I'm referring to is that every one of my stories at least one of the main characters is out cold at some point. A couple of stories have one character out twice (Ralph in "Scenario Switcharoo," and Aidan in "Molar.") Ep wise, I think there are a couple eps, such as this one, that doesn't happen. Also, "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys," "Here's Looking At You," "Best Desk Scenario," "Chicken In Every Plot," "Resurrection of Carlini," "Vanity, Says the Preacher," "Wizards and Warlocks" and a couple of others don't have Ralph knocking out the main bad guy in the end. (henchmen don't count, otherwise it'd been a lot of Holly Hathaways. "GAHeroine" doesn't have any person KO'd at all in the true sense. Script, however, might be a different story. )
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