[605] That guy.

[picaro]

^{He's my creepy stalker guy
I'm the centre of his wacked out crazy and delusional world.
He follows me every everywhere,
He's even got a bag with some bits of my hair}

Pfft. Annie doesn't need help. Nobody remember what she did to dear William? Jack tries anything she will flip that dude like a burger

Jack reminds me of a film noir detective. Maybe he is convinced that he is one and Annie is his Damsel In Distress. Stalking the streets of Brum muttering about that dame, flipping up the collar of his trench... I see it. Now he's just stalking her through trees.

[Babble-jargon Bill]

I want to know what kinds of crazy hijinks Jack gets up to when he goes out into the Court at night. I bet he finds all kinds of neat stuff out there. I guess after his incident he doesn't do that as much, if at all, but I'm curious to see if he just does it for fun or if hes actively searching for something.

[cantabile]

Aug 17, 2009 22:20:48 GMT Mylian said:

Aug 17, 2009 16:30:07 GMT cantabile said:

Jack has to stay in the story. The way things are going it seems like one day he'll be one of the strongest voices against the Forest. Most of the kids their age simply have a distaste for anything related to Chester house. Jack, however, has firsthand experience of something both etheric and horrifying- being lost in Zimmy's dimensional prison by himself. That alone tells me that once he can make a connection between Zimmy and Gillitie Wood, he's going to organize a resistance of some kind.

Does there need to be a voice against the forest? I thought Jones made it fairly clear that neither side has any kind of a moral high ground, they've both antagonized each other over the past who-knows-how-long.

Also, what connection is there to make between Zimmy and Gillitie Wood?

Just because there has been a lull between both sides does not mean it will stay that way. My point was that, if this tension does escalate into an uprising of some sort, Jack is a very likely candidate for being in opposition to anything etheric. Right now the only known region that can be representative of the 'extra normal' is Gillitie Wood. I personally don't believe that the Wood is remotely related to Zimmy (if you read back you'll notice that I chose 'make a connection' rather than 'make the connection'), but if Jack does grow intolerant towards anything etheric than I'm not sure if he will care.

[Mylian]

I still don't think there's enough to go on to predict he'll become some kind of guerrilla leader against the Wood. On the side of Gillitie, Ysengrin is obviously up to something, but whether it'll escalate to open war is anybody's guess. And as for Jack, he still has yet to learn exactly what happened, so we'd need to see his reaction to that.

Personally, I think Jack is as interested in learning about the girl behind the dream world as he is about what happened in Zimmingham.

[Yin]

Aug 18, 2009 17:57:49 GMT Ulysses said:

Yin: Who are the other two characters? I tried Hohenheim once, but because I actually had a ponytail and a beard at the time nobody realised I was cosplaying

Benio Amakusa and Death of the Endless (all fancied up). I know what you mean, I tried cosplaying as Death (basic look) and only two people out of maybe thousands caught on. Granted, this was probably because I was wearing glasses (contact lens hatred) and because Sandman is pretty obscure for anime/manga fans, of which made up maybe 98% of the con.

Getting back to the topic: I hope Kat's being around will stave off Jack's insistence on grilling Annie for info.

[persiflage]

This is probably kind of late to mention it, but Yin, I live in Singapore too! Are you going to cosplay at the Anime Festival Asia in November by any chance?

[Yin]

Probably. I'll be going to the gaming convention in September too. My costume should be ready by then. Otherwise, just look out for facesticks