Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. First you're not going to tell him and now you are? Make up your mind, Jack. Make up your mind. Personally, I wouldn't tell Tracy anything. He seems like the sort to mess up a plan if he knows what's going to happen, especially if said plan leans toward the side of evil. (Have you never read the Evil Overlord List, my friend? If you haven't, I suggest you do that now.) I'd have kept him tied up in that store room/janitor's closet for the duration and then left him in there after closing up the operation. (Sure, I'd have probably left some water or bread for him to nibble on so that I wouldn't later be charged with murder, but that's about it. The guy is trouble, I tell ya. T-R-O-U-B-L-E.) Of course, none of this really surprises me considering the fact that Jack is using B.O. as a way to achieve his evil ends, whatever those ends may be. It could be that he really had no choice though, since every exterior shot of the casino shows an empty sidewalk/parking lot, so it's possible that everyone else is across town playing bingo, or bridge, or Crazy Eights, or marbles, or jacks, of LEGOs. But enough about that. Back to the evil ends. Maybe we'll learn about them, or maybe this conversation will abruptly stop and there will be no further mentioning of the plan. (I'm a little sad and disappointed that we're still having to deal with Jack instead of Ace, but maybe he's busy, or had a dentist's appointment, or is stuck in traffic, or something like that.) We'll just have to wait and see.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Oh yeah, this is going to turn out well.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. First you're not going to tell him and now you are? Make up your mind, Jack. Make up your mind. Personally, I wouldn't tell Tracy anything. He seems like the sort to mess up a plan if he knows what's going to happen, especially if said plan leans toward the side of evil. (Have you never read the Evil Overlord List, my friend? If you haven't, I suggest you do that now.) I'd have kept him tied up in that store room/janitor's closet for the duration and then left him in there after closing up the operation. (Sure, I'd have probably left some water or bread for him to nibble on so that I wouldn't later be charged with murder, but that's about it. The guy is trouble, I tell ya. T-R-O-U-B-L-E.) Of course, none of this really surprises me considering the fact that Jack is using B.O. as a way to achieve his evil ends, whatever those ends may be. It could be that he really had no choice though, since every exterior shot of the casino shows an empty sidewalk/parking lot, so it's possible that everyone else is across town playing bingo, or bridge, or Crazy Eights, or marbles, or jacks, of LEGOs. But enough about that. Back to the evil ends. Maybe we'll learn about them, or maybe this conversation will abruptly stop and there will be no further mentioning of the plan. (I'm a little sad and disappointed that we're still having to deal with Jack instead of Ace, but maybe he's busy, or had a dentist's appointment, or is stuck in traffic, or something like that.) We'll just have to wait and see.
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