The D.A'.s on his side, so a criminal case is unlikely. A civil suit would require that he be identified and served, which the SI could do, but would be uncomfortable doing.
Luke for ANH, and I think if you want to use a traditional view, QGJ for TPM. However, I don't think TPM had, or needed a main character. It was an ensemble, and worked well for it.
Yes, but you only think that because you have a trash opinion.
It's not Qui-Gon, because he doesn't undergo any character growth. No arc. He's the same person at the start that he is when he dies.
You may assume that a man heavily involved in the peaceful application of supervillain technology for the entire intervening time and who has very expensive lawyers on call is mostly going to know what the law is.
Even expensive lawyers don't mostly know what the law is.
Even expensive lawyers don't mostly know what the law is.
That's why they have armies of Paralegal's.This joke is for all you paralegals out there.
Not a requirement for a movie. Sherlock does not grow either.
His two arcs were BJJB and AJJB.
Dude... Priorities... Getting Themiscara back to its regular position is more important then Harpy consoling...
That would take communicating with the gods. Until then, he can help with a small matter like this.
OL do wat OL want. Is literally whole point of being OL.
So you're saying he should be in Japan right now bargaining with the Shinto pantheons.
Still not back yet. That's worrying. Could the Olympians have retreated so far that they lost contact with the world and thus couldn't feel when the Anti-Life was repelled? Or has something untowards happened over there to stop them returning, I wonder...
Yes, despite what some lunatic fringe folks believe, islands do not just float on the ocean, they are the tips of land poking through the waves.
Despite the fact it probably cost more to mine the island out than they'd make from the relocation. Supervillains!Scylla, for the record, is one of the bigger of the ancient Hellenic mythos' large monsters. Along with her gal-pal Charybdis. Wonder what they've been getting up to?
Huh. Must be something important for one of them to come out here.
'Wallowing' meaning she was struggling to stay aloft.
Make you own 'I just flew in' jokes.Ah, one of the ones he met way back when, on his first official cape business.
You always remember your first case. And sometimes, that first case remembers you.
Okay, doable. But maybe it's something OL can handle?
Come on, girl, she's not that fragile.
...Huh. I hadn't considered that they had male harpies. I mean, their young'uns have to come from somewhere, but... Mythologically, they're not known for their roosters.
I bet it drove them to indulge darker impulses, like the ancient days.
Huh. Wonder what it was he did? Can't have been anything too bad by the harpies' standards, or they'd have driven him out.
Yes, he may have saved the world. But sometimes, saving one life can be more important.
Ah, one of the prettier corners of the Aegean. Those blue domes...
No point wasting time, or ruffling the lady's feathers.
Heh. It kind of does work that way, doesn't it?
I mean, it's been a long time since anyone had a bad reaction to OL carrying them on an FTL hop.
More than a few such little communities throughout the world will have survived the Anti-Life that way.
Hopefully not tourists. I doubt the harpies would appreciate the attention.
Ah, government monitoring. Not unsurprising after their little hijack hijinks.
And yet they built a jetty? A simple patrol boat could have sent over a zodiac easily enough.
Ah... Exclusive tourism. Maybe they thought the harpies worked like the female-only types you see in more exotic fiction... Needing men to 'supply' them with chicks... I doubt it, though.
And one the Anti-Life couldn't really interfere with.
Good to know he's not aggressive. Probably the exact opposite, I shouldn't wonder.
Though depending on what he did, that might be the worst options to have sent in.
Such a nice, lively girl.
Surprised they have names (been so long I don't even remember if they had any named back in the day.) But then, they are human-level intellects, and with language comes the desire to name things.
Sounds like he's not in a happy mood. Thankfully not defensive about his privacy, though.
Who can pass up friendly harpy folk, after all?
The last time Paul went on a short pointless errand that delayed him from important things, Manheim ate the entire Mayan pantheon because he was just a few minutes too slow in arriving to the plot location.This may seem pointless to some, but really, is it such a big amount of time out of OL's day? Worst case, he can call it in as a toilet break or something. And who knows what shape this harpy-boy is in? For all we know he could be bubbling with lingering Anti-Life so it's best to check it out. Plus, it's a nice call-back to his early days.
This may seem pointless to some, but really, is it such a big amount of time out of OL's day? Worst case, he can call it in as a toilet break or something. And who knows what shape this harpy-boy is in? For all we know he could be bubbling with lingering Anti-Life so it's best to check it out. Plus, it's a nice call-back to his early days.
I would point out that he could punch through Atlantis's barrier if he really wanted to via his orange lanterns ability to absorbed magic.
Huh, I always thought Scylla wasn't that big and Charybdis was the huge one, but looking at Wikipedia it seems like maybe Charybdis was actually smaller but was just really damn good at drinking water.
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Kimihito Kurusu.
Thank you, corrected.
