On Nov 1, 2011, at 6:39 PM, Nathan Kurz wrote: > I love your analogy, but it conveniently forgets the five years that > Lucy dropped out of school, ran away from home, lived under an > assumed name, and pretended to be a consenting adult. Lucy is glad to > be back in a warm, loving home instead of busking on the streets and > shacking up with long-haired men of dubious musical talent > (http://www.rectangular.com/about.html), but she views her time back > as just as much for her parents' benefit as for hers. If they want to > persist in their squabbling, and if they really want to rent her > bedroom to some stranger for some pittance of a rent, she reminds them > that she's perfectly able to take care of herself and that Creamy G > promised he'd always be "froopy" for her. > > Is he the kind of "nice guy" you were picturing? Do you really want > to drive her back to that? :)
Now I'm worried. :-) D
