I am still pondering on the logic behind Andrus’ fear when DE pulled out his gun and aimed it at Andrus head when they were free falling through dimensions. Fear of dying allowed him to control where he teleports, but why? That is what he wants so why was he afraid?
Because it’s better to be caught in a body in a world you know than the terror of whatever the heck might happen if he’s shot in that portal… which COULD be death, or it could be disembodied consciousness. When you break the boundary of the reality a person knows, all kinds of strange new terrors appear.
Also, Hank’s nuclear paranoia is my favorite thing about him. I imagine that he was building fallout shelters back when kids his age were building tree-houses. And little Charlie would complain, “No! I want to be in a tree! This place smells musty!” And little Hank would be like, “You’ll thank me when the bombs start falling!”
I missed these guys.
I am still pondering on the logic behind Andrus’ fear when DE pulled out his gun and aimed it at Andrus head when they were free falling through dimensions. Fear of dying allowed him to control where he teleports, but why? That is what he wants so why was he afraid?
Because it’s better to be caught in a body in a world you know than the terror of whatever the heck might happen if he’s shot in that portal… which COULD be death, or it could be disembodied consciousness. When you break the boundary of the reality a person knows, all kinds of strange new terrors appear.
Finally, I can get some sleep 🙂
Questiony question!
Concerning the tag “farm,” is Hank’s house where the previous fight between DE and his goonies vs. Charlie’s gang took place?
[spoiler alert]
This isn’t the Hank we know already, this is another Hank in another universe, possibly the Hank of CP’s universe.
[/spoiler alert]
[retraction]
This is the Hank in Billie’s universe.
[apology for inconvenience] 🙂
And he’s a younger Hank, too LOL
Yes. A version of Hank’s farm. Whether it’s this one or not, story will tell. 😉
Hank, don’t talk with your mouth full!
Also, Hank’s nuclear paranoia is my favorite thing about him. I imagine that he was building fallout shelters back when kids his age were building tree-houses. And little Charlie would complain, “No! I want to be in a tree! This place smells musty!” And little Hank would be like, “You’ll thank me when the bombs start falling!”
Hoboy, explaining “relative now” should be a buttload of fun….