Thank you, corrected.
The problem is that if they start showing up regularly, you also have to have regular appearances by New God-level foes. (Well, either that or have them suffer the old Superfriends staple of having the first act of each and every fight being Hal getting konked over the head.)
On the one hand learning to 'act like a normal Human' is a rather subpar option when they can instead learn to be people. Normal is a social construct and very specific to each culture. Being a person is just knowing how to figure out other people's boundaries and quirks.
He's surrounding them with children of the same age in a semi-structured environment. It'll be fine
the ones who
Children they will not actually be interacting with 90%+ of the time. Children they have nothing in common with and who will almost certainly be frightened and or resentful of them.
Ah, he lied to Lynn about what he was doing.
Could be. I haven't been showing a lot of their interactions, particularly while Grayven's been in Vega.
Thank you, corrected.
Like most of life. An excellent lesson!
We had very different school experiences.
Mine was closer to what Angelform is implying than what I think you mean, but I do see your point, as I did interact with them more than 10% of the time, whether I wanted to or not (a lot of my classmates really weren't worth the effort).
I dunno, I don't think she's actively angry. I think she's a teenage girl that's discovered social media.
Every play Jet Set Radio Future?
I understand understand that reference.
I don't. What is it?
