Me
Well, I guess I'll begin by saying that I enjoy colors. Bright colors mostly, indeed many of the primary ones we learn about in kindergarten.I write things, mostly short stories resembling prose about what people are thinking when in various situations with people they really like, really don't like, or feel rather ambivalent towards.
I run. Not fast, but for as long as I can...or as long as I need to.
I'm a student. That is supposed to mean I learn things, in many instances, that is not the case, but that is the case in this instance.
I have writer-crushes and I have superhero-crushes, but they don't know about each other. It's all very taboo, I assure you.
Comics and short stories bring me almost as much joy as bright colors. Please, feel free to comment or pm me about comics...or bright colors...or candy...or equality. I love all these things.
And yes, I'm queer. Queer as a butterfly bareback on a daisy.
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"s**t" whether in your head or on the page doesnt do any you any good. There is also the underlying comment that tells the person that thier story is in fact "s**t."
Which, I'm sure I don't have to tell you, is not constructive critisism.
Show Maggie in is better, more likable than Comic Maggie, I agree. I hope it stays that way. biggrin
Lori: Even if she would've survived longer in the books, she wasn't going to make it in the long term without constant protection. She wasn't as strong, emotionally and mentally, as others in the group. Her entire well-being depended on the stability, support and safety provided by her husband. And with Rick's moral compass spinning circles and his composure fracturing, she wouldn't last too long.
Michonne: She's my favorite. She, like Rick, knows what the hard decisions are and will make them if it means she'll survive. When others were skeptical about joining the community, she basically said she's going whether the rest of the group followed or not. She knows she's ultimately the master of her own fate, and she shouldn't rely on anyone else to protect her because the odds are that when push comes to shove, she'll have to defend herself.
Sophia: TV show, she's dead. Book? She's useless. Just someone else Carl's age to talk to. If and when he wants to talk to her.
Maggie: In the book, plays mother to Sophia and provides something of a stable "family" life for Glen, which is something he needs. He risks his life possibly more than anyone else in the group, so he really needs a motivational push for his actions. Maggie and Sophia keep him sane and happy. In the TV show, it's too soon to tell yet. She might change my mind.
Carol: Dead early on in the books. In the show, I don't see her surviving very long. She's pretty shattered by Sophia's death, and if not for Daryl who has taken special measures to ensure her safety, she would've been dead a long time ago. She doesn't have the best fighting instincts, she isn't in prime physical shape, she can't defend herself... she's pretty much a heartbeat away from being zombie food.