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WCDT December 15-19, 2014 (2855-2859)

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ReindeerFlotilla:

--- Quote from: Akima on 17 Dec 2014, 00:17 ---How did Clinton fall at the last hurdle, having survived Emily-weirdness up to that point without screaming and running away?

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Because, his sister's scorn aside, Clinton has shown no signs that he suffers from Dale's "I'm afraid to talk to women." In fact he's never shown a particular hesitation to talk to anyone.

Talking to Emily--even in the hopes of getting a date, wasn't triggering his fear. He even asked her out smoothly. But having her return the volley by directly asking if it was a date pretty much put him on the spot, which upped his fear of rejection factor.

Method of Madness:

--- Quote from: Schmorgluck on 17 Dec 2014, 08:23 ---I come from a culture in which the notion of "date" doesn't really exist

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People don't date in France? Please elaborate.

Rghfrgl:
Tonight! Either...

In earshot of the happy new couple 'I'm sorry Clinton. I'm already in love with Marten!'

-or-

Emily walks by Clinton and gives Claire a power hug. 'New sister!'

BenRG:

--- Quote from: Rghfrgl on 17 Dec 2014, 10:45 ---Tonight! Either...

In earshot of the happy new couple 'I'm sorry Clinton. I'm already in love with Marten!'

-or-

Emily walks by Clinton and gives Claire a power hug. 'New sister!'
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IMHO, we're not quite there yet. First, Emily has to give Clinton puppy-dog eyes (no, meaning giving him a soulful gaze, not actually giving him a puppy-dog's eyes, as plausibly in-character that would be) and mournfully tells him that she'd rather hoped that he was asking him out on a date.

Last panel will be a shocked Marten and Claire looking on as Emily loudly announces that she's dragging Clinton into a storage closet so  they can do "The kissy-kissy thing".

celticgeek:
Emily and Clinnnnnnnnnnnnn-tonnnnnnnnnnn sitting in a closet
K I S S    ......wait, what?

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