Vlad wants to get rid of the Qliphoth, not dismantle Die Kabale (or lose all of his munnay). It’s why he wasn’t particularly happy when he heard Bone China say she ratted him out.
Okay… well that’s all well and good, but Vlad is still in deep doo-doo with his girlfriend over some slapping that went down. He’s on my *&%% list, too. Nobody hits a girl and gets away with it.
Bone China’s hurt feelings (and hurt face) probably doesn’t rank as high on Vlad’s list of priorities, like having the feds descend upon him like a dachshund on a dropped chicken nugget.
That’s no excuse for treating her like crap, but that’s just the kind of feller he is.
I love the subtle detail of Jemini speaking with one head while still working with the other. Haven’t seen her split her focus like that much in the comic, from what I recall.
There are little bits of Jemini multi-tasking here and there throughout the series, so I’ll let some of the hardcore readers point them out for themselves (I would, except that I’m no good at multi-tasking…IRONY!).
I assumed she’d be emptying his bank account into a nice little swedish number somewhere, THEN ratting him out, but hey…… shifting control over works too. I guess you don’t need to do as much infrastructure work on your criminal empire if its’ already there.
Number one rule of cliche villainy: NEVER pass up an opportunity to gloat. No matter how far away you are from actually achieving your goal, no matter how many obstacles and enemies have yet to be conquered, if you got it, flaunt it.
That doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll win (or even having a basic helping of common sense), but that’s what makes the bad guys the bad guys.
“Is Arthur eating properly?” “Oh yes, Ma’am. He’s been chewing the scenery all day in preparation for his big villainous monologue.” “Ah, good! He’s in third grade you know, he should be gloating already.”
I don’t remember which british tv show I saw that on, but it seems about right!
You know, it would be down right silly if Vlad was the son of “dog poo” Doug. Don’t know why I thought of that, But I thought it was funny enough to share.
But seriously, Vlad does bear a resemblance to the dearly departed Dog Doo Doug, although there is no connection or relation whatsoever between them. I just like to make fun of hoity-toity Interview with the Vampire types.
So that’s… exactly what Vlad wanted anyway? Hooraaaaaayyyyy
Vlad wants to get rid of the Qliphoth, not dismantle Die Kabale (or lose all of his munnay). It’s why he wasn’t particularly happy when he heard Bone China say she ratted him out.
Okay… well that’s all well and good, but Vlad is still in deep doo-doo with his girlfriend over some slapping that went down. He’s on my *&%% list, too. Nobody hits a girl and gets away with it.
Bone China’s hurt feelings (and hurt face) probably doesn’t rank as high on Vlad’s list of priorities, like having the feds descend upon him like a dachshund on a dropped chicken nugget.
That’s no excuse for treating her like crap, but that’s just the kind of feller he is.
I love the subtle detail of Jemini speaking with one head while still working with the other. Haven’t seen her split her focus like that much in the comic, from what I recall.
There are little bits of Jemini multi-tasking here and there throughout the series, so I’ll let some of the hardcore readers point them out for themselves (I would, except that I’m no good at multi-tasking…IRONY!).
I assumed she’d be emptying his bank account into a nice little swedish number somewhere, THEN ratting him out, but hey…… shifting control over works too. I guess you don’t need to do as much infrastructure work on your criminal empire if its’ already there.
Number one rule of cliche villainy: NEVER pass up an opportunity to gloat. No matter how far away you are from actually achieving your goal, no matter how many obstacles and enemies have yet to be conquered, if you got it, flaunt it.
That doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll win (or even having a basic helping of common sense), but that’s what makes the bad guys the bad guys.
“Is Arthur eating properly?” “Oh yes, Ma’am. He’s been chewing the scenery all day in preparation for his big villainous monologue.” “Ah, good! He’s in third grade you know, he should be gloating already.”
I don’t remember which british tv show I saw that on, but it seems about right!
I don’t know, either, but now I want to know!
You know, it would be down right silly if Vlad was the son of “dog poo” Doug. Don’t know why I thought of that, But I thought it was funny enough to share.
Uh oh…better write a new surprise ending…
But seriously, Vlad does bear a resemblance to the dearly departed Dog Doo Doug, although there is no connection or relation whatsoever between them. I just like to make fun of hoity-toity Interview with the Vampire types.