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* The narrator holding hands with his love interest while {{spoiler|[[Above the Ruins|watching a few corporate buildings blow up]]}} [[Soundtrack Dissonance|to]] [[Crowning Music of Awesome|The Pixies' "Where Is My Mind"]]. It's a friggin' date. |
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* Their conversation in the restaurant a few scenes before this one also has its surprisingly touching moments, as the Narrator finally confesses how much he cares for Marla, while she clearly reciprocates but can't tolerate being with him{{spoiler|/Tyler. According to the [[The Other Wiki]], the Narrator's unwillingness to look for intimacy with Marla is part of what drove him to create Tyler in the first place.}} |
* Their conversation in the restaurant a few scenes before this one also has its surprisingly touching moments, as the Narrator finally confesses how much he cares for Marla, while she clearly reciprocates but can't tolerate being with him{{spoiler|/Tyler. According to the [[The Other Wiki]], the Narrator's unwillingness to look for intimacy with Marla is part of what drove him to create Tyler in the first place.}} |
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Latest revision as of 01:26, 5 September 2019
- The narrator holding hands with his love interest while watching a few corporate buildings blow up to The Pixies' "Where Is My Mind". It's a friggin' date.
- Their conversation in the restaurant a few scenes before this one also has its surprisingly touching moments, as the Narrator finally confesses how much he cares for Marla, while she clearly reciprocates but can't tolerate being with him/Tyler. According to the The Other Wiki, the Narrator's unwillingness to look for intimacy with Marla is part of what drove him to create Tyler in the first place.
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