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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 442631" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>I was going to reply with a quasi-confused funny comment like "I'm still not sure whose child it is, no matter how you type it" but I think there's much more to unpack here. Consider that funny comment not-posted.</p><p></p><p>So, since the soapy serial killer usually targets the soapy characters rather than unseen nobodies, the perils of being imprisoned with one of those serial killers is self-evident.</p><p>These scenarios are not created "just because". It is manipulated, and it is manipulated in such way that Ian cannot escape the revenge of a (murderously) vengeful father (assuming the kid was run over by Ian, not the serial killer).</p><p>And what kind of scenario do you have then, if something happens to Ian? Is it going to be a matter of retaliation <em>or</em> the fun that a soapy character is targeted by a soapy serial killer? It can't work both ways and therefore it will forever be unclear and <em>ambiguous</em> (!)</p><p></p><p>Thankfully there's nothing ambiguous about the slap.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 442631, member: 8"] I was going to reply with a quasi-confused funny comment like "I'm still not sure whose child it is, no matter how you type it" but I think there's much more to unpack here. Consider that funny comment not-posted. So, since the soapy serial killer usually targets the soapy characters rather than unseen nobodies, the perils of being imprisoned with one of those serial killers is self-evident. These scenarios are not created "just because". It is manipulated, and it is manipulated in such way that Ian cannot escape the revenge of a (murderously) vengeful father (assuming the kid was run over by Ian, not the serial killer). And what kind of scenario do you have then, if something happens to Ian? Is it going to be a matter of retaliation [I]or[/I] the fun that a soapy character is targeted by a soapy serial killer? It can't work both ways and therefore it will forever be unclear and [I]ambiguous[/I] (!) Thankfully there's nothing ambiguous about the slap. [/QUOTE]
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