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[coolcubed]

Hm.

I guess you should do it if you really want to.

I wouldn't exactly complain about getting to be a superhero or anything. Actually, that's kind of a great side adventure, and not everybody gets to have those. I'll get a secret identity, a costume- maybe even a partner. Every Batman needs a Robin, like every Inspector needs a Constable. It brings previously untouchable plot ideas back into reach. Friendship dynamics, problems separating their personal lives from the professional, broadening audience appeal. People can usually relate to one partner or the other.

I'd probably have to put a lot of work into finding the right person in the first place, since I'd be all by myself.

Personally I don't see a lot of appeal in that, but everyone's entitled to their opinion. This can be my Batman Begins.

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[coolcubed]

[ Headed off before the momentum could build up. Well-played. Rerouting... ]

It was the cleanest connection I could think of. The rules of reality have been subverted, almost anything is possible, and somebody in the scene isn't emotionally inflecting. I'd be Keanu if you didn't need a Morpheus right now. Or did you want headspace to be more like the Truman Show?

[bamboozled]

The Truman Show? Seriously? Do I look like someone who belongs in a Jim Carrey movie?

[coolcubed]

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Does anybody belong in a Jim Carrey movie? Obviously other than Jim Carrey himself.

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[bamboozled]

I don't know, Zooey Deschanel was in that one. Where he was an Elf. She had blonde hair?

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[coolcubed]

No. You're thinking of Elf, with Will Ferrell. They did offer the part to Jim Carrey first though. He turned it down.