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Up and up and up he’d borne her, high above the pyramids and pits, his wings outstretched to catch the warm air rising from the city’s sun baked bricks. ‘If I fall and die, it will still have been worth it,’ she had thought. |
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I'm looking forward to more john/nicole/tom please
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What's wrong with baseball
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I'm not a sports person, but yeah what's wrong with baseball?
It's the American pass time. It's fit the show perfectly.__________________
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Though I enjoy baseball, grew up loving it and playing. But I know a lot of people claims it's boring. I've noticed that a lot of older ppl like it or smaller kids. __________________
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There's nothing wrong with baseball until it pre-empts my shows in the fall!
 I love the game, grew up on it...it's very cerebral, you have to outsmart the other manager through most of the game. I like having to think through it. But I also love hockey - - it's just raw, animalistic passion that appeals to my violent side. __________________
Up and up and up he’d borne her, high above the pyramids and pits, his wings outstretched to catch the warm air rising from the city’s sun baked bricks. ‘If I fall and die, it will still have been worth it,’ she had thought. Last edited by IceKat055; 11-06-2013 at 11:47 AM |
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Hey everyone, First post here (-:
This episode got me so frustrated, I sought this forum out so I could ask: Why didn't Ichabod killed himself? Why did he let the sin eater to save him? He could have prevented the apocalypse by himself - and save the world at the price of just one life, but he was such a big of a coward that he chose to save himself at the expense of lives that will surely be lost while preventing the apocalypse from happening - and that is assuming that he didn't just damned the entire planet (-: I get that letting Ichabod die would have killed the story, but that is just bad script writing. I'm really hoping I'm missing something... Naore |
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Well, he did try his best to kill himself! And he didn't exactly "let" the Sin Eater save him.We saw that the Sin Eater arrived just in the nick of time and began working on saving Ichabod/stopping the poison. Ichabod was "almost gone" (which were the Sin Eater's words), meaning it was mere minutes, perhaps seconds, before he died. So he was pretty out of it and probably weakened, and could hardly have fought anyone off. They sorta took the decision out of his hands and just saved him...whether he wanted them to or not. Also, as far as Ichabod being a "coward" - - I disagree. He admitted to Abbie that he was terrified, but he drank the poison anyway. When he saw the vision of Arthur telling him that breaking the blood tie would free Ichabod to stop not only Headless but his companions (with the combined power of the 2nd Witness, Abbie), Ichabod understood that he needed to live, needed to sever the tie with Headless, and needed to fulfill his destiny to stop the apocalypse. I have a feeling that, even with Headless out of the way, the other 3 could still cause some trouble, and if Ichabod was dead and Abbie was having to do it all by herself?  Or something. __________________
Up and up and up he’d borne her, high above the pyramids and pits, his wings outstretched to catch the warm air rising from the city’s sun baked bricks. ‘If I fall and die, it will still have been worth it,’ she had thought. Last edited by IceKat055; 11-06-2013 at 12:54 PM |
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Hmm...
Ichabod worked hard to cooperate with the sin eater - he wasn't passive in any way, it took a lot of effort for him to conjure up his "blast from the past", so it was actually easier to do nothing and die. At that point, where he was given an option he didn't knew what Arthur is going to say. He only knew that death means saving lots of people, dying means keeping the horsemen alive. He chose to live. It wasn't unvoluntary and it was of selfish reasons, as far as I can tell. Sorry to be a drag, but I really liked this show so far and something like this can ruin an entire show for me, I'm really hoping I'm just missing something (-: Naore p.s- if I have any silly grammer / spelling errors then I'm sorry I usually use a spell checker and english is not my first language... |
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Up and up and up he’d borne her, high above the pyramids and pits, his wings outstretched to catch the warm air rising from the city’s sun baked bricks. ‘If I fall and die, it will still have been worth it,’ she had thought. |
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Agreed,
Being brave is doing what you have to do when you are afraid. I just rewatched this episode fully awake. It was a complicated one, but well done. It was interesting to see how Icky and Katerina met and that she was a Quaker. She and Bernard, the man who died at the hands of the red-coated demon, knew each other and seemed to even be working together in a small way. Icky's brothers, the Free Mason group of suits, wanted him to drink the poison so that he would die and this would cause Headless to die as well since they were connected in death by Katerina's spell. The spell was just supposed to protect Icky I think, but because their blood mingled at death, they got connected. The sin eater became revived in his duty when he found out about Ichabod. I wonder what Abby told him? Last edited by Mysterious Island Girl; 11-07-2013 at 03:31 PM |
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