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What did Veronica Reed tell her youngster about her work?

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questionablecontentfan:


--- Quote from: iduguphergrave on 14 Nov 2011, 10:17 ---Of course; Dora couldn't possibly have known that hearing about how his mother really turns her crank would make Marten uncomfortable; who would've thought? /sarcasm

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--- Quote from: Andy147 on 14 Nov 2011, 15:24 ---Indeed... who'd have thought that referring to pictures of "his mother with a bullwhip in her..." would be one of Marten's no-nos?

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Dora, in my opinion, isn't the most sensitive or bright of the characters, I dislike her maybe a little less than I dislike Faye, so not terribly surprising.

NotAwesomeAnymore:
I was at one point convinced I was like Dora. Very dark time.

Carl-E:
To be honest, I don't find Dora to be all that bad.  She's got some serious issues, one of which is putting herself into a victim's mindset, but she does have a few admirable qualities as well.  One of them is her ability to ignore her insecurities, and plow on ahead anyway!



Not that it always works...

NotAwesomeAnymore:
Haha, I do actually quite like Dora. But... She's just not the person you want to identify with. Especially when Faye ran in and was like, "You need therapy!" and I was like, "No I don't!"

I have since learned not to project myself onto the comic, and the person that convinced me I had any of those issues was, in fact, the issue. #TMIsoz But also I think a lot of the Dora hate comes from people who identify more with Marten and feel the need to defend him. Edit: I also think that point has been made  :-P

Carl-E:

--- Quote from: NotAwesomeAnymore on 15 Nov 2011, 11:52 ---Especially when Faye ran in and was like, "You need therapy!" and I was like, "No I don't!"

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Yeeeaaaaaah, definitely not the way you want to identify with her. 

Glad things are (getting) better! 

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