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passerby
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« Reply #11 on: 10-10-2004 15:14 »
« Last Edit on: 10-10-2004 15:14 »
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Leela's generally smart, but she does have her dumb moments, like Fry has his smart ones, eg:
- Thinking that brainwashing could be broken by a kiss (Insane in the Mainframe).
- The first bit of "The Sting" leading up to her and Fry being stung has more than enough screw ups to go around, but Leela is clearly the queen of stupidity there, ignoring every warning, dismissing every sign of impending disaster, until disaster becomes the only possible outcome.
- "Oh Fry, I love what you've become"(Parasites Lost).
But overall , I think she's not really dumb, just human, and humans make mistakes.
Spacedal:
I think i know what you're saying. Leela doesn't get incapacitated by stupidity the way everybody else is in TDTESS, and you think maybe she has some kind of partial immunity, though not nearly as strongly as Fry (part of what makes her "The Other" ). A clever idea, but i can't think of anything to back it up.
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passerby
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Originally posted by jerkberg: that was a waste of space anyway Life lesson: read, not just skim, all previous posts before answering. The original poster may have already answered their own question. kissing him: would of made him feel human again by the love of a human err mutant. Nah, She knows more about violence than anybody else there. She should know that kind of dehumanising can't be broken so easily (see 1984). That only happens in bad movies. Even the way being stabbed cures him at the end is bloody doubtful.
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knowsfords
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Not to mention the fact she grew up in an orphanarium with limited schooling funds.
I think if Warden Vogul had of been a better bureaucrat he could have requisitioned better schooling conditions for the kids. However he was probably just required to be a base level bureaucrat to hold the position of warden.
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