At 08:16 PM 5/20/01 -0500 Julia Thompson wrote:
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>HE WASN'T STARING BLANKLY. Think back to the flashback scene when she
>knows he's made up his mind about something, and then remember just what
>it was he did in those last seconds.
Doh! I was so fixated on him spitting out the words, that I blew right
past that - which is why I talk about these things.
The scene was just so awkward, though, I couldn't concentrate. It was the
sort of thing where the sheer awkwardness just exudes out of the
television, and I could barely stand it. [The opposite of this, however,
would be the Pilot episode to "Gilmore Girls", which somehow handles the
boy-meets-girl-and-both-fall-in-love shtick without that pervasive awkward
feeling at all.]
>Now, granted, we didn't get the answer out of his mouth, but we know he's
>made up his mind. :)
Of course, the last time he stuck his hands in his pockets, he backed down
from his father. ;-)
JDG
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