LadyObvious23 wrote:"Made a woman of me". No he didn't. You made a woman of you. Not him.
CEOIII wrote:LadyObvious23 wrote:"Made a woman of me". No he didn't. You made a woman of you. Not him.
In the biblical sense, I think she means. (They have had sex at this point, right?)
Alice Macher wrote:It seems T deliberately wanted much about it to remain ambiguous. If I recall correctly, he's always declined to say whether the 20 Future Pennies are Teen Penny's imagination,* actual individuals from parallel timelines, or metaphors for different aspects of Penny's personality. And then there's the end of the arc... "controversial" doesn't begin to describe it. But--everything in its own time.![]()
*Which would've occupied a few seconds maximum, given her ability to catch up to Rich at the end.
CEOIII wrote:LadyObvious23 wrote:"Made a woman of me". No he didn't. You made a woman of you. Not him.
In the biblical sense, I think she means. (They have had sex at this point, right?)
brasca wrote:The "Holocaust Survivor" makes me think that some of these people are imaginary. Seeing as how everyone there is the end result of some life choice then the "orange rain" and "internet blackout" would be inevitable in every Penny's future unless somehow Penny running away with Rich had a butterfly effect that negated this possibility.
LadyObvious23 wrote:CEOIII wrote:LadyObvious23 wrote:"Made a woman of me". No he didn't. You made a woman of you. Not him.
In the biblical sense, I think she means. (They have had sex at this point, right?)
Virginity is a social construct. Seriously.Why do people act like it's something that brands yeh fer life? :/
brasca wrote:Alice Macher wrote:It seems T deliberately wanted much about it to remain ambiguous. If I recall correctly, he's always declined to say whether the 20 Future Pennies are Teen Penny's imagination,* actual individuals from parallel timelines, or metaphors for different aspects of Penny's personality. And then there's the end of the arc... "controversial" doesn't begin to describe it. But--everything in its own time.![]()
*Which would've occupied a few seconds maximum, given her ability to catch up to Rich at the end.
The "Holocaust Survivor" makes me think that some of these people are imaginary. Seeing as how everyone there is the end result of some life choice then the "orange rain" and "internet blackout" would be inevitable in every Penny's future unless somehow Penny running away with Rich had a butterfly effect that negated this possibility.
Twitcher wrote:brasca wrote:Alice Macher wrote:It seems T deliberately wanted much about it to remain ambiguous. If I recall correctly, he's always declined to say whether the 20 Future Pennies are Teen Penny's imagination,* actual individuals from parallel timelines, or metaphors for different aspects of Penny's personality. And then there's the end of the arc... "controversial" doesn't begin to describe it. But--everything in its own time.![]()
*Which would've occupied a few seconds maximum, given her ability to catch up to Rich at the end.
The "Holocaust Survivor" makes me think that some of these people are imaginary. Seeing as how everyone there is the end result of some life choice then the "orange rain" and "internet blackout" would be inevitable in every Penny's future unless somehow Penny running away with Rich had a butterfly effect that negated this possibility.
Remember, P+A are in the FANS!/Guilded Age/S*P/Walkyverse, where even if strange things don't happen, the capacity to make them happen most certainly exists.
thebitterfig wrote:I dunno if it requires butterfly theory. If everyone else is making choices, too. That's Does-Penny-Follow, that's Does-Katy-Ann-Call, that's How-Evil-Does-Karen-Get-Without-A-Villain. But it's also Does-Mark-Zuckerberg-Have-A-Very-Cranky-Day, completely unrelated to Belleville. That said, I personally am inclined to a less metaphysical explanation.
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