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But even the entry on the page as it is now notes the MAIN reason people were mad was just because they wanted Bolin to be a cop instead.
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But even the entry on the page as it is now notes the MAIN reason people were mad was just because they wanted Bolin to be a cop instead.
Anyway, this is enough of the long, long, long derail. I think we can call this safely as Mako is still not a CreatorsPet as of the end of Book 1 and what we know of Book 2. His status as a BaseBreaker and TheScrappy is \\\'\\\'well\\\'\\\' documented by now.
Anyway, this is enough of the long, long, long derail. I think we can call this safely as Mako is still not a CreatorsPet as of the end of Book 1 and what we know of Book 2. His status as a BaseBreaker and TheScrappy is \\\'\\\'well\\\'\\\' documented by now.
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Actually I think it\'s most often park benches that are most conspicuously un-sit-on-able. When guiding a playable character through a pretty looking part, one might want to stop and admire the craftsmanship, sit on the bench, and enjoy the scenery? Nope. You have to stand.
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Actually I think it\\\'s most often park benches that are most conspicuously un-sit-on-able. When guiding a playable character through a pretty looking park, one might want to stop and admire the environmental craftsmanship, sit on the bench, and enjoy the scenery? Nope. You have to stand.
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Actually I think it\'s most often park benches that most conspicuously un-sit-on-able. When guiding a playable character through a pretty looking part, one might want to stop and admire the craftsmanship, sit on the bench, and enjoy the scenery? Nope. You have to stand.
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Actually I think it\\\'s most often park benches that are most conspicuously un-sit-on-able. When guiding a playable character through a pretty looking part, one might want to stop and admire the craftsmanship, sit on the bench, and enjoy the scenery? Nope. You have to stand.
