Finagle007
[Verified Great Old One]
- Pronouns
- He/Him/His
While not a bad idea in its own right, it doesn't really solve anything. Something isn't suddenly not creepy just because your body gets a little more vital.
On the weekends, I think he does it because he expects to wake up late and doesn't want the chapter to be posted late for the rest of us.
But all this ship teasing Zoat does is rather annoying. He's spent at least a dozen snippets, not including this one, engaged in various kinds of ship tease. Some of it was necessary for character development and interaction. A lot of it was not, and he should really just skip over it, or summarize it so it doesn't consume such a disproportionate amount of time (for instance, this encounter with Seline could have been summarized in one or two sentences when discussing the wedding).
He will physically be however he wants to be so long as he has his ring. This has no bearing on his mental age, the age which people actually care about.Waiting till older won't help since the ring is keeping him purpetualy that age.
I admit I can't remember why he stuck with this lie in the first place.
I can understand someone either claiming their actual age (which is what Grayven did) or shrugging their shoulders and deciding that their apparent physical age is what counts and embracing that (which, after all, is exactly what Kon and M'gann both did).
I can't remember why he started lying about his age in the first place, when he's clearly not comfortable with embracing it fully and, e.g., dating people his apparent age. (And, yeah, Paul's done enough tapdancing around the truth that it's more him deceiving other people than them just making a mistake as to his age. There were ample opportunities early on, such as when the issue of school attendance came up, that he deliberately didn't clear things up.)
A combination of panic and not wanting to be kicked off the Team that he's become emotionally invested in. And of course the more you lie, the more embarrassing it becomes admitting that you lied...I admit I can't remember why he stuck with this lie in the first place.
They might think you are crazy.I mean, what is wrong with telling the people that you are from a different dimension where the people are characters from an TV series or comic book? Is it really that shocking? At the absolute worst, you will be disbelieved.
I mean, what is wrong with telling the people that you are from a different dimension where the people are characters from an TV series or comic book?
He told Constantine and now he's involved in Constantine's crazy.
They might think you are crazy.
I recall a Worm SI fanfic had that happen; he let people know he's an SI, and the PRT decided that he's an insane precognitive who is imagining that the information his power gives him is from a story. Of course the funny thing is, in-universe they might be right...after all, what's more plausible? That you are a work of fiction, or a guy in Worm with superpowers is crazy?
Being considered crazy can have rather large negative consequences. Like being locked up without a power ring for his own good, say.And what exactly is wrong with that? And why does everyone keep talking about Worm? It isn't that popular.
For OL specifically, it would be rather hard to prove to most of the people he knows that everyone is a comic character. 1, he has a power ring, so just about any information he tries to present as something he knew from comics can basically be explained by scanning some database or other. 2, he legitimately doesn't know the specific DC timeline he is in, and so can't reliably predict future events, or at least not in a useful timeframe. He only convinced Constantine because Constantine's stories don't have nearly as much... divergence as other DC characters, and most weren't recorded on any medium accesible to OL.They might think you are crazy.
I recall a Worm SI fanfic had that happen; he let people know he's an SI, and the PRT decided that he's an insane precognitive who is imagining that the information his power gives him is from a story. Of course the funny thing is, in-universe they might be right...after all, what's more plausible? That you are a work of fiction, or a guy in Worm with superpowers is crazy?
And because Constantine actually knows someone who was kidnapped by fictional characters.He only convinced Constantine because Constantine's stories don't have nearly as much... divergence as other DC characters, and most weren't recorded on any medium accesible to OL.
Selina doesn't care about your money! She likes stealing for the fun of it!Poot. "I'm a very mature eighteen." Feels really odd to be on this side of this conversation. "I have a steady job, I'm independently wealthy, I-."
Question: Was OL de-aged? Or was his consciousness transferred into a younger-looking body?
How did poor Deadman end up with that group? :lolDeadman: "Are you sure it's safe to be traipsing about an evil temple?"
Constantine: "Don't worry, only the presence of a virgin can wake Trogdor the Burninator from his enchanted slumber."
(insert sound of monster waking up)
(everyone turns to glare at OL)
OL:"What? I happen to be saving myself for the right person..."
Madame Xanadu: "Awww, that's so sweet. I wish more boys were like you."
Ah, the dreaded Hype Backlash.As a matter of fact, I actually am. And I am kind of stupefied by the number of people who like it on this website. Its over-saturation bores me.
As a rule, I like superheroes. But so many people talked about it that I found myself hating Worm even though it is a superhero web novel I've never read before. Similarly, I found myself going from liking Madoka Magica to hating the show because of how many people make quests about it. It is so frustrating because I have never felt that way about anything.
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In a copy of his original body, presumably, since there are Pauls in multiple universes.
QQ?Ah, the dreaded Hype Backlash.
Well... think of England, because Worm has been going strong in popularity on the SV/SB/QQ trifecta for years.