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*** Um...what? He's not "all like, 'Oh kill me, I can't stop you...etc'". He's ''ordering the guards to have Nuada executed'' for wanting to use the army. He's trying his damnedest to ''stop'' Nuada before he can put his plan into motion.
* I don't know why, but for some reason I was expecting Hellboy to shoot the chain when Mr Wink got caught in the grinders.
** So I wasn't the only one! Somehow it just seemed kind of dick to give Mr Wink lines (sort of) right before he gets offed. [[What Measure Is a Non
*** We totally need a [[Fix Fic]] for this...
*** Not to mention what a [[Nightmare Fuel]] death it was. Would the heroes have stood by and let a more humanlike character die so horribly?
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** Nuada's still hoping for the 'Join me and together we can rule the galaxy' thing at that moment. He doesn't abandon that until the ''end'' of this particular scene.
* Why does the movie BPRD send [[Red Shirt|Red Shirts]] into situations at all? All they do is get killed.
** Given the way director Manning [[What the Hell, Hero?|calls Hellboy out]] for indirectly causing the death of three agents via his poor leadership skills, I would assume that BPRD death rates weren't that bad prior to the first movie.
*** I assume that the BRPD can handle ''most'' of the problems they come up against; but against serious Elder Gods/black-market mojo, they're still only human. Hey, the resident demonspawn has a hard time handling those threats!
*** Yeah, they didn't really seem to be too hard pressed about wrestling down the angry troll-ish monster and giant octopus monster in the background near the beginning of TGA while the metahumans were otherwise occupied. Sure they were kinda being tossed around by the latter, but Manning and Abe didn't really seem to be too concerned while they walked past.
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