RAWRrhi
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I'm curious...I'm a Gemini
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Post by RAWRrhi on Jun 25, 2009 23:02:52 GMT -5
Would it have lasted if she had run TOWARDS the meteorite lol
Or did she have to grow to 50 ft to realize that Derek is an
A-HOLEEEEEEEE lol
What do you think?
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Post by fuzzynecromancer on Jun 30, 2009 22:07:33 GMT -5
I think the interesting aspect of this relationship is the "before." What circumstances led these two people together? Why did they stay together long enough to progress to marraige? What chemistry was there in the beginning, and how might it have faded?
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Post by Nobility on Jul 1, 2009 0:21:05 GMT -5
Interestingly enough, these two apparently have a long history together. In the art book, there was a picture of Susan and Derek at the prom, implying that they've known each-other since high school.
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Post by Blackboxx on Jul 1, 2009 0:23:56 GMT -5
Well, time changes people. I suppose at first, Derek was an honest, friendly guy with ambition. Somewhere along the lines, his ambition took over. Susan probably paid no mind because in her sight, he was working for their future. It was probably true, but the change was so gradual that she barely even noticed (who would notice their basement flooding if it was by a drop at a time?). With enough exposure, people can come to accept a lot of things we would find unsavory. Just look at the number of abusive relationships where they don't want to split.
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Post by Aurum on Jul 1, 2009 1:20:22 GMT -5
Interestingly enough, these two apparently have a long history together. In the art book, there was a picture of Susan and Derek at the prom, implying that they've known each-other since high school. And this picture also appears at the beginning of the movie when Susan's three friends sneak into her house, so it's most definitely canon. ;) |
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RAWRrhi
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Post by RAWRrhi on Jul 1, 2009 3:33:53 GMT -5
Yeah i always imagined that Derek and Susan had a long history
But i'd love to see the art book, it sounds awesome ^_^
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Post by Kate on Nov 1, 2011 4:22:36 GMT -5
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