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I was under the impression that WordOfGod was an acceptable source to use to justify a trope example. It's been used in other trope examples to support Finnick being older than Nick and that Officer Delgato is a female.\
I was the last to make edits to the
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I was under the impression that WordOfGod was an acceptable source to use to justify a trope example. It\'s been used in other trope examples to support Finnick being older than Nick and that Officer Delgato is a female.\\\\\\
I was the last to make edits to the \"EasilyForgiven\" trope and I\'d like to petition that the three month timeframe reference be restored there as I feel it\'s important to the sense of why Nick was irritated and walked away when Judy first finds him under the bridge. He was hurt by her statements at the press conference and although he was ready to forgive her, having her first words after not seeing him for three months be about her Nighthowler theory rather than an apology really seemed to hurt him a little. It\'s something Judy picks up on immediately which leads into her heartfelt apology.
I was the last to make edits to the \"EasilyForgiven\" trope and I\'d like to petition that the three month timeframe reference be restored there as I feel it\'s important to the sense of why Nick was irritated and walked away when Judy first finds him under the bridge. He was hurt by her statements at the press conference and although he was ready to forgive her, having her first words after not seeing him for three months be about her Nighthowler theory rather than an apology really seemed to hurt him a little. It\'s something Judy picks up on immediately which leads into her heartfelt apology.
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I was under the impression that WordOfGod was an acceptable source to use to justify a trope example. I was the last to make edits to the
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I was under the impression that WordOfGod was an acceptable source to use to justify a trope example. It\'s been used in other trope examples to support Finnick being older than Nick and that Officer Delgato is a female.\\\\
I was the last to make edits to the \"EasilyForgiven\" trope and I\'d like to petition that the three month timeframe reference be restored there as I feel it\'s important to the sense of why Nick was irritated and walked away when Judy first finds him under the bridge. He was hurt by her statements at the press conference and although he was ready to forgive her, having her first words after not seeing him for three months be about her Nighthowler theory rather than an apology really seemed to hurt him a little. It\'s something Judy picks up on immediately which leads into her heartfelt apology.
I was the last to make edits to the \"EasilyForgiven\" trope and I\'d like to petition that the three month timeframe reference be restored there as I feel it\'s important to the sense of why Nick was irritated and walked away when Judy first finds him under the bridge. He was hurt by her statements at the press conference and although he was ready to forgive her, having her first words after not seeing him for three months be about her Nighthowler theory rather than an apology really seemed to hurt him a little. It\'s something Judy picks up on immediately which leads into her heartfelt apology.
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I was under the impression that WordOfGod was an acceptable source to use to justify a trope example. I was the last to make edits to the
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I was under the impression that WordOfGod was an acceptable source to use to justify a trope example. I was the last to make edits to the \"EasilyForgiven\" trope and I\'d like to petition that the three month timeframe reference be restored there as I feel it\'s important to the sense of why Nick was irritated and walked away when Judy first finds him under the bridge. He was hurt by her statements at the press conference and although he was ready to forgive her, having her first words after not seeing him for three months be about her Nighthowler theory rather than an apology really seemed to hurt him a little. It\'s something Judy picks up on immediately which leads into her heartfelt apology.
