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* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Quimby does well for being a head in a jar. |
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Quimby does well for being a head in a jar. |
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* [[Defeat Means Friendship]]: Played with--Pearl insists on "defeating" Falcon and Megan in a fight (by swatting them with rolled-up magazines, as you do) before declaring that this defeat has made them friends. Which is all a part of... |
* [[Defeat Means Friendship]]: Played with--Pearl insists on "defeating" Falcon and Megan in a fight (by swatting them with rolled-up magazines, as you do) before declaring that this defeat has made them friends. Which is all a part of... |
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* [[The Dulcinea Effect]]: Pearl suffers from a platonic version, in that she is willing to swear herself the lifelong friend of pretty much everyone she meets and is willing to die defending them. Quimby even [[ |
* [[The Dulcinea Effect]]: Pearl suffers from a platonic version, in that she is willing to swear herself the lifelong friend of pretty much everyone she meets and is willing to die defending them. Quimby even [[lampshade]]s this tendency: "Are you sure you want to be tied to these kids for life?]] |
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* [[Elemental Powers]]: Elementals, natch, of which Megan is one. |
* [[Elemental Powers]]: Elementals, natch, of which Megan is one. |
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* [[Eloquent in My Native Tongue]]: A variation--Shakespeare is said to have [[Beethoven Was an Alien Spy|secretly been a Frankenstein]], and the monsters consider his original "Frankenstein" drafts of his plays (which are written in [[Hulk Speak]]) to be far more beautiful and lyrical than the "human translations." |
* [[Eloquent in My Native Tongue]]: A variation--Shakespeare is said to have [[Beethoven Was an Alien Spy|secretly been a Frankenstein]], and the monsters consider his original "Frankenstein" drafts of his plays (which are written in [[Hulk Speak]]) to be far more beautiful and lyrical than the "human translations." |