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... This is pretty obvious a detail, but I think St. John's father put out a hit on his son. Question is, how did Johnathan get a hold of someone who can block magic?
Also, card skimming is surging this year. You can bet they will be out in large numbers for the sales crowd.
I personally suspect that the man who appears to be Jonathan is actually someone with a sufficiently sophisticated disguise.... This is pretty obvious a detail, but I think St. John's father put out a hit on his son. Question is, how did Johnathan get a hold of someone who can block magic?
Maybe. But here's the question that poses: If Jonathan isn't who he says he is, then why did they still kill the ADA? There was clearly a body double selected, without the double being aware of it*, and put into that position so an assassin would be drawn out. But with a man on the inside signaling to his colleague(s), why did they still fall for the trick?I personally suspect that the man who appears to be Jonathan is actually someone with a sufficiently sophisticated disguise.
Noa: "I call this Instant Transmission."
Matt was just going for a walk.
It's like he was signalling to people exactly where they were or something.
Honestly my question is what the hell is his motive supposed to be? I mean I get that he looks suspicious but there's no sane reason that comes to mind for him to do that.... This is pretty obvious a detail, but I think St. John's father put out a hit on his son. Question is, how did Johnathan get a hold of someone who can block magic?
There are parts of the United States where there's... an old-fashioned expectation. Of the man of the house not letting the people he's supposed to be in charge of ruin the family reputation. Sometimes this is done by disowning and running the kid out of town with nothing but a suitcase and the clothes on their back. Sometimes the kid can be beaten into publicly conforming. And at times, it has escalated into being resolved by a gun.Honestly my question is what the hell is his motive supposed to be? I mean I get that he looks suspicious but there's no sane reason that comes to mind for him to do that.
IsIt's like he was signalling to people exactly where they were or something.
This stuck out to me specifically. Why note that the nails are clipped unevenly? It seems like a weird thing for someone who's well put together/professional to have poor grooming like that.His tapping didn't have a definite rhythm, unevenly clipped nails meant the sounds weren't uniform
Could be a nail biter. I'd certainly be biting mine off from all the stress from the court caseThis stuck out to me specifically. Why note that the nails are clipped unevenly? It seems like a weird thing for someone who's well put together/professional to have poor grooming like that.
Maybe SHIELD was on the ball and chose a LMD as the doubleMaybe. But here's the question that poses: If Jonathan isn't who he says he is, then why did they still kill the ADA? There was clearly a body double selected, without the double being aware of it*, and put into that position so an assassin would be drawn out. But with a man on the inside signaling to his colleague(s), why did they still fall for the trick?
*Unless we're going full-bore Marvel Madness and the ADA was never actually a person and just a realistic robot. Or a magic disguise. Or a clone.
Threats to your domesticated beast are well known to give insanity points, so it's 100% understandable. Glad to hear she's okay, though!For those who hadn't been paying attention, though – I got a HUGE veterinary scare regarding my dog, and was absolutely convinced that she had weeks left to live, maybe a month.
Then a second opinion told me that no, she would probably be fine, but she DID have a nasty infection and needed surgery to remove a rotten tooth. That surgery was two weeks ago and... whoa. My god. My. God. Holy hell. She's basically a whole new dog.