Editing Talk:1089: Internal Monologue
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::Joe Green - “if he asks me to recall his name” Well yes, but I just thought that was an unlikely thing for someone to do in such a direct way. Cueball *could* end up being embarrassed in that kind of way though if a friend of his joined the conversation and he wanted to introduce OtherCueball. | ::Joe Green - “if he asks me to recall his name” Well yes, but I just thought that was an unlikely thing for someone to do in such a direct way. Cueball *could* end up being embarrassed in that kind of way though if a friend of his joined the conversation and he wanted to introduce OtherCueball. | ||
:::Harm - My solution to situations like that is something like “Go on, introduce yourselves,” and then standing back. | :::Harm - My solution to situations like that is something like “Go on, introduce yourselves,” and then standing back. | ||
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FredG - I think some of the humor of this comic also comes from the fact that in literature and film, a character's "internal monologue" is much less nervous stream-of-consciousness and is usually mostly inappropriate or satirical comments on the situation. | FredG - I think some of the humor of this comic also comes from the fact that in literature and film, a character's "internal monologue" is much less nervous stream-of-consciousness and is usually mostly inappropriate or satirical comments on the situation. | ||
:Kyle - On the other hand, "Adaptation" actually features a lot of "nervous stream-of-consciousness" narration. | :Kyle - On the other hand, "Adaptation" actually features a lot of "nervous stream-of-consciousness" narration. |