Robibnikoff wrote:

"Frank Mayhar" <frank@exit.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 30 Jan 2007 14:52:34 -0500, Robibnikoff wrote:

"Frank Mayhar" <frank@exit.com> wrote in message
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Robyn, you asked me a question a while ago and I never got around to
answering it. You asked about the girl who waved to Davan and got hit
by
a car. My response was going to be that Milholland has never done
anything like that without it paying off eventually.

Actually, I found out who it was this morning (Work's been
reeeeeeeeeeeeeeally slow). Too bad about Davan's parents. That really
sucks :(

Wasn't it Hemingway who said that all true stories end in death? I have
to hand it to Milholland, he doesn't flinch from having Things Happen to
his characters.

I know! I am totally sucked in :)

Of course, he also doesn't flinch from pouring on heaping

gobs of irony. He set up Faye's death months earlier, when she refused
to
stay home with her husband that day. Then, when she _does_ stay home...

I was totally shocked when that happened.

(And, of course, Davan was the one who billed her for the ambulance
ride.)

But, of course ;)

Heh.

Now, I'm just waiting for him to explain the cat and the bloody dead
bodies
;)

Did you notice Mickey's head on top of the refrigerator in one scene?

No!

He's on the phone, the cat is on top of the refrigerator and one of the
containers is a glass jar with Mickey's head in it.

Oh my. I'll have to take a look for that one. Funny, but the other day
my daughter asked me if we should ever get another cat, what would I name
it. I yelled out "Choo-Choo Bear!" She was like "Are you kidding me?"
It was pretty funny ;)

Only if he's "extra-huggable". :-)