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With this theory, any inconsistencies are neatly explained away as us happening to look into an alternate timeline where ForWantOfANail, to any degree, is in effect.
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With this theory, any inconsistencies are neatly explained away as us happening to look into an alternate timeline where ForWantOfANail, for-want-of-a-nail, to any degree, is in effect.
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Keep in mind that Eddie said 'With your dad not being around and all' and not 'With your dad being ''gone'' and all'. Considering Eddie's admittedly blunt personality and how this show has broached the topic of death with Lloyd constantly being at risk of dying in ''several'' episodes, the word choice here seems far more intentional than it should be.
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Keep in mind that Eddie said 'With your dad not being around and all' and not 'With your dad being ''gone'' and all'. Considering Eddie's admittedly blunt personality and how this show has broached the topic of death with Lloyd constantly being at risk of dying in ''several'' episodes, the word choice here seems far more intentional than it should be.be.
[[WMG: Brittany's species, the Tsktskians, are/were a ProudWarriorRace]]
"The Big Feud" shows that the Tsktskians wore metal armour. This goes with Brittany being a cheerleader, which requires physical fitness and willingness to risk injury. It would also explain Brittany's AlphaBitch personality, she is proud and likes to take charge, like a general.
[[WMG: Brittany's species, the Tsktskians, are/were a ProudWarriorRace]]
"The Big Feud" shows that the Tsktskians wore metal armour. This goes with Brittany being a cheerleader, which requires physical fitness and willingness to risk injury. It would also explain Brittany's AlphaBitch personality, she is proud and likes to take charge, like a general.
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What is currently a mixed bag in real life, with some being against it and some being for, the act of hitting a child for ''any'' reason, regardless of the 'intent', is considered a form of child abuse in whatever time the show it set.
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What is currently a mixed bag in real life, with some being against it and some being for, the act of hitting a child for ''any'' reason, regardless of the 'intent', is considered a form of child abuse in whatever time the show it set.set.
[[WMG: Lloyd and Francine's dad isn't dead. Nora and him divorced on amicable terms and Nora kept the 'Nebulon' part of her name for her children's sake. Lloyd, however, despises his dad and thinks he hurt his mom, so he wants nothing to do with him.]]
It'd explain why Lloyd's dad is hardly mentioned in the show. Lloyd doesn't like to talk about his dad because he fears his dad hurt his mom when they divorced when it was nothing of the sort, but because he's thirteen and in that teenager mindset, he doesn't bother trying to figure out the truth and doesn't tell anyone this is how he feels.
It'd also explain why he dislikes Herb beyond the surface-level reason of 'I want to protect my mom' because he's afraid Herb will hurt Nora all over again, which is a perfectly valid fear to have in response to trauma. He never mentions his dad as one of the reasons why, it could have easily been 'I don't want him replacing dad', but it's not. It's the secret reason of 'Dad hurt you, and I'm afraid Herb will hurt you too'.
Keep in mind that Eddie said 'With your dad not being around and all' and not 'With your dad being ''gone'' and all'. Considering Eddie's admittedly blunt personality and how this show has broached the topic of death with Lloyd constantly being at risk of dying in ''several'' episodes, the word choice here seems far more intentional than it should be.
[[WMG: Lloyd and Francine's dad isn't dead. Nora and him divorced on amicable terms and Nora kept the 'Nebulon' part of her name for her children's sake. Lloyd, however, despises his dad and thinks he hurt his mom, so he wants nothing to do with him.]]
It'd explain why Lloyd's dad is hardly mentioned in the show. Lloyd doesn't like to talk about his dad because he fears his dad hurt his mom when they divorced when it was nothing of the sort, but because he's thirteen and in that teenager mindset, he doesn't bother trying to figure out the truth and doesn't tell anyone this is how he feels.
It'd also explain why he dislikes Herb beyond the surface-level reason of 'I want to protect my mom' because he's afraid Herb will hurt Nora all over again, which is a perfectly valid fear to have in response to trauma. He never mentions his dad as one of the reasons why, it could have easily been 'I don't want him replacing dad', but it's not. It's the secret reason of 'Dad hurt you, and I'm afraid Herb will hurt you too'.
Keep in mind that Eddie said 'With your dad not being around and all' and not 'With your dad being ''gone'' and all'. Considering Eddie's admittedly blunt personality and how this show has broached the topic of death with Lloyd constantly being at risk of dying in ''several'' episodes, the word choice here seems far more intentional than it should be.
