Vintage Dress
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Post by Vintage Dress on Oct 26, 2004 19:10:50 GMT -5
Okay, OBVIOUSLY he didn't kill her PSYCHICALLY; because we all know how she died. But if you recall the description of her death in TMM it said bascially when orwell was about to kill Sunny [with her sword] sir walked into the room "and Docter Orwell, turned to him absolutely suprised. When people are suprised they sometimes take a step backward and taking a step backward can sometimes lead to an accident..."
So evidently he didn't kill her; but i think there was something going on there.
What do you guys think?
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Post by Dante on Oct 27, 2004 6:45:18 GMT -5
Okay, OBVIOUSLY he didn't kill her PSYCHICALLY; because we all know how she died. But if you recall the description of her death in TMM it said bascially when orwell was about to kill Sunny [with her sword] sir walked into the room "and Docter Orwell, turned to him absolutely suprised. When people are suprised they sometimes take a step backward and taking a step backward can sometimes lead to an accident..." So evidently he didn't kill her; but i think there was something going on there. What do you guys think? I think that you're rambling and not making any sense, or any kind of convincing argument, or even any argument at all. |
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Post by Antenora on Oct 27, 2004 8:29:28 GMT -5
I think she's trying to say that since we didn't see the moment of Orwell's death, Sir may have killed her. Personally, I think Lemony refrained from describing Orwell's death scene because it's gorier than one is accustomed to in children's books. Okay, OBVIOUSLY he didn't kill her PSYCHICALLY; How can you kill someone non-physically? |
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Post by Alice Wilde on Oct 27, 2004 9:53:33 GMT -5
Okay, OBVIOUSLY he didn't kill her PSYCHICALLY; because we all know how she died. But if you recall the description of her death in TMM it said bascially when orwell was about to kill Sunny [with her sword] sir walked into the room "and Docter Orwell, turned to him absolutely suprised. When people are suprised they sometimes take a step backward and taking a step backward can sometimes lead to an accident..." So evidently he didn't kill her; but i think there was something going on there. What do you guys think? I think she means Sir walked in, and Orwell stepped back. Did she step back because Sir specifically walked in, or because she was simply surprised? The answer to that would be the latter. She was obviously just surprised. It wouldn't have mattered who walked in. |
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Vintage Dress
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Post by Vintage Dress on Oct 27, 2004 14:07:24 GMT -5
that's what i mean. that orwell stepped back specifically because it was Sir that walked into the room; but i'm just sugesting it; i'm not jumping to conclusions or saying it's definate. so quit ganging up on me *cringe*
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Post by Antenora on Oct 27, 2004 14:27:55 GMT -5
I think she means Sir walked in, and Orwell stepped back. Did she step back because Sir specifically walked in, or because she was simply surprised? The answer to that would be the latter. She was obviously just surprised. It wouldn't have mattered who walked in. I think Vintage may have been implying that Sir deliberately stepped in to kill Orwell, but that I doubt. Anyone who walked in would have surprised the doctor into stepping backwards, so we can't blame Sir. By the way, why did you stay home today? |
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Post by BANNED on Oct 27, 2004 15:00:59 GMT -5
i get where your coming from and you have a point
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Post by Alice Wilde on Oct 27, 2004 15:03:22 GMT -5
I think Vintage may have been implying that Sir deliberately stepped in to kill Orwell, but that I doubt. Anyone who walked in would have surprised the doctor into stepping backwards, so we can't blame Sir. By the way, why did you stay home today? *ahem* A mysterious case of 24-hour chicken pox. And, I wanted extra time to finish a report. |
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Vintage Dress
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Post by Vintage Dress on Oct 27, 2004 16:35:15 GMT -5
Posted by: V.F.D
Posted on: Today at 16:00:59
i get where your coming from and you have a point
Well, I'm glad someone gets what i'm saying.
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Post by SpookyMeggie on Oct 27, 2004 22:21:44 GMT -5
Psychically? He killed her with his mind?
sorry, sorry...that was mean...
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Post by Sapphire on Nov 3, 2004 21:55:18 GMT -5
Indirectly, yeah, he kinda killed her. But I sincerely doubt that he meant to.
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Post by izzie on Nov 6, 2004 22:00:15 GMT -5
Ok, I still dont get it
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Post by Lonnie55 on Dec 23, 2004 22:40:56 GMT -5
Sir couldn't be charged with anything.Orwell was surprised. Accidentel death. Olaf probaly planned to kill her anyway.
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Post by pohatufan1 on Dec 24, 2004 17:06:30 GMT -5
Sir is, like most other adults in the series, a hopeless dolt; but if he wanted to kill Dr. Orwell I'm sure he could have come up with something smarter than stepping into a room and hoping it would cause her to back into the machine.
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Post by QuagmireFan on Dec 24, 2004 17:42:44 GMT -5
Sir couldn't be charged with anything.Orwell was surprised. Accidentel death. Olaf probaly planned to kill her anyway. yeah,I always doubted olaf would split anything 50/50 |
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