Xander ,'Empty Places'
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I am so abandoning my painful feminine beauty practices
Hell yeah.
F-Michael (mmm), F-Sayid (mmmmmmmmm), F-Boone (and then quickly discard), F-Locke (there's something about his creepiness that is weirdly compelling).
C-Jin, C-Jack, C-Sawyer as far the hell away from me as possible.
M-Hurley, M-Charlie.
Well, I'd F Sawyer only because he IS bad news. In my view of this game, M is reserved for the truly good guys. F is for the damaged but delicious looking fellows who really know how to kiss. IRL, I long ago learned that generous, healthy, open, supportive men were much more worth loving and the only ones I wanted beside me for the long haul.
F-Boone, Sayid, Scott and/or Steve, Michael, Charlie (if he could be convinced to scrub himself clean under that waterfall)
C-Sawyer, Jin, Hurley, Locke
M-Jack
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Oh, and hello! Welcome!
Actually, I thought Jack made a good start at it in this week's episode. Refusal to tolerate any crap from Sawyer; demonstrating to him just how ugly it could get if other people started treating Sawyer by his own rules; forcing him to yield without playing into his psychodramas.
I sorta thought this, too. But I'm not sure that it did convince Sawyer of anything. For one thing, he took the case from Kate because he could. Despite Kate's pretty serious attempts to recover it, he refused to return it without explanation, because he could. Sawyer will always prey on those he feels weaker than himself. I don't think that is going to change very soon. He just fears the wrath of Jack/Sayid.
And, welcome, tavella!
I'm not sure that it did convince Sawyer of anything
Me neither. I think Sawyer took it, as you say, because he could, but that he gave it up because it wasn't that much fun anymore.
I'd also say that preying is a strong word. He's the sort of bully that does pig in the middle (is that the right name?) but no wedgies or swirlies. He's merely annoying.
pig in the middle
? That's not a term I'm familiar with. I woulda said he's the kind to wait until you're off in a corner by yourself, without hope of recourse, and then give you a wedgie. Nothing downright hurtful, like a serious bully giving you a bloody nose and stealing your lunch money. He's vaguely malicious with a side of cowardice.
The game where you take something from the weakling and toss it over their heads back and forth ...
I don't see him quite at the wedgie stage, and certainly not hitting or stealing.
The game where you take something from the weakling and toss it over their heads back and forth ...
Ah, in the midwest, the delightfully plebian named "keep away."
ION, I had a dream with you in it last night, ita. We went shopping. With a girl named Doula, who had very pretty cornrows that I wanted for myself. I have no idea what prompted this dream.
Now I'm earwormed with the Rutles singing "Piggy in the Middle."