Mind Games



Tables turned. You played the same trick on Anne, remember, Palaptine? In Anne V. Flight Class.


I don't like the Reye character very much. Not since finding out Luke got killed off to make room on center stage for her. Other than that, I think I got this from A Series Of Unfortunate Events, where Lemony Snicket remarks that putting things in perspective rarely works.



Aren't you studying advertising in college so you can take over the world through subliminal messaging, Anne?




I get the feeling I was reading  a lot of Dogbert-centric Dilbert at the time of this writing.



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