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*Whay was Kimble not allowed to see his own son?
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*** Firstly it requires for the man to press charges. Kimble can't be suspended since he's not a teacher; he's just undercover. That would require an investigation. The Principal could have elected to throw him out of his undercover job - which she didn't do. And he did demonstrate self-control, holding back when the children turned up.
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*** Firstly it requires for the man to press charges. Kimble can't be suspended since he's not a teacher; he's just undercover. That would require an investigation. The Principal principal could have elected to throw him out of his undercover job - which she didn't do. And he did demonstrate self-control, holding back when the children turned up.
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*** And the principle, while not beeing happy how it happend, she was secretly happy that the guy got what he deserved for beating his wife and child. So she wouldn't really say a word.
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*** And the principle, principal, while not beeing being happy how it happend, happened, she was secretly happy that the guy got what he deserved for beating his wife and child. So she wouldn't really say a word.
*** A loan shark is, in essence, a very unethical banker. Since she didn't describe him beating people up for failure to pay or anything along those lines, banker seems like the best bet.
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** Given that it happened after Phoebe revealed herself to Joyce and the trio saved Dominic from the tower, they likely revealed to him the truth.
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** Given that it happened after Phoebe revealed herself to Joyce and the trio they saved Dominic from the tower, they likely revealed to him the truth.truth.
** That tracks for me. It seems like a good idea at that point to tell him, "You know these two people you met? They're secretly cops and you should run to them if you're in danger."
** That tracks for me. It seems like a good idea at that point to tell him, "You know these two people you met? They're secretly cops and you should run to them if you're in danger."
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*** [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Well I coulda sworn it was a loanshark.]]
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*** [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Well I coulda sworn it was a loanshark.]]
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** Given that it happened after Phoebe revealed herself to Joyce and the trio saved Dominic from the tower, they likely revealed to him the truth.
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* Going off the above question: Kimble later introduces her to the class (including Dominic) as "my good friend Phoebe" (who has no accent), whereas Dominic had been present when she introduced herself as his sister Ursula (who had an accent). How exactly were they planning to explain this discrepancy to Dominic? Obviously they ended up not needing to, since they caught the bad guys the same day O'Hara visited the school, but they didn't know that was going to happen. Were they going to say that they were just kidding before or something? Dominic's a smart kid; I doubt he'd buy that.
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* So what if the sorry sack of crap is beating his wife and son? Kimble, unprovoked, punches him ''in front of a crowd of students and teachers''. It doesn't matter if Kimble's a good teacher or not, he should be on suspension. And the principal evidently ''knew the abuse was going on'', because she asks how good it felt to punch the guy. Why didn't ''she'' bring in services? Sorry folks, YouFailLawForever.
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* So what if the sorry sack of crap is beating his wife and son? Kimble, unprovoked, punches him ''in front of a crowd of students and teachers''. It doesn't matter if Kimble's a good teacher or not, he should be on suspension. And the principal evidently ''knew the abuse was going on'', because she asks how good it felt to punch the guy. Why didn't ''she'' bring in services? Sorry folks, YouFailLawForever.[[ArtisticLicenseLaw you fail law forever]].
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** Because she senses the romantic tension between Kimble and Joyce and wants to encourage it. The premise of their cover had already changed when she got food poisoning and Kimble had to improvise, so she may have taken a calculated risk in changing more as a way to thank him.
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** Because she senses the romantic tension between Kimble and Joyce and wants to encourage it. The premise She says as much when he asks the same thing.
** It may also be an attempt to repay him for doing so much of the work on theircover had already changed when investigation. When she got food poisoning sick and Kimble had to improvise, so take her place, apparently their 'married couple' cover got thrown out the window ("He's not married, Mom!"), possibly because Kimble was having a hard enough time and a cover is easier to maintain when there are fewer lies to remember. So when O'Hara sees Kimble and Joyce being cute at each other, she may have taken a calculated finds minimal risk in changing more as a way to thank him.their cover, and a great opportunity for her grumpy-but-good partner to find some happiness.
** It may also be an attempt to repay him for doing so much of the work on their
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** Because she senses the romantic tension between Kimble and Joyce and wants to encourage it. The premise of their cover had already changed when she got food poisoning and Kimble had to improvise, so she may have taken a calculated risk in changing more as a way to thank him.
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* Why does O'Hara say she's Kimble's sister? Their cover story was supposed to be that they are husband and wife.
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*** And the principle, while not beeing happy how it happend, she was secretly happy that the guy got what he deserved for beating his wife and child. So she wouldn't really say a word.
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*** It could be both, as a banker as well as a loanshark both work with money and give out loans.
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*** He also didn't hit him unprovoked. He shoved him up against the car, but didn't punch him until the abusive dad took the first swing.
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*** Firstly it requires for the man to press charges. Kimble can't be suspended since he's not a teacher; he's just undercover. That would require an investigation. The Principal could have elected to throw him out of his undercover job - which she didn't do. And he did demonstrate self-control, holding back when the children turned up.
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*** Ah, that makes sense. I was getting tripped up on the first part of her description, which sounded like philanthropy.
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** I'm guessing a banker, since that sounds like a loan.
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** Try working with children that you suspect are being abused, but thanks to the law and various loopholes, you're essentially powerless to do anything besides informing the authorities. Given how the news is filled with children who end up badly injured or even ''dead'' because the authorities failed to act in time, even alerting people can't help. Even if the principal did know, her hands might have been tied by such loopholes; there's only so much she can do. Yeah, Kimble hit the man when he was unprovoked. Yeah, maybe he should have been punished for the attack. But for anyone who's had to sit and wring their hands as they try and help a hurt child? It's a freaking win.
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** Try working with children that you suspect are being abused, but thanks to the law and various loopholes, you're essentially powerless to do anything besides informing the authorities. Given how the news is filled with children who end up badly injured or even ''dead'' because the authorities failed to act in time, even alerting people can't help. Even if the principal did know, her hands might have been tied by such loopholes; there's only so much she can do. Yeah, Kimble hit the man when he was unprovoked. Yeah, maybe he should have been punished for the attack. But for anyone who's had to sit and wring their hands as they try and help a hurt child? It's a freaking win. win.
* Probably a stupid question, but in the "Who Is Your Daddy and What Does He Do" scene, what job was the girl describing where her dad "gives money to people who don't have money and they use that money and they give different money back and give the same amount of money back" to him?
* Probably a stupid question, but in the "Who Is Your Daddy and What Does He Do" scene, what job was the girl describing where her dad "gives money to people who don't have money and they use that money and they give different money back and give the same amount of money back" to him?
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** Try working with children that you suspect are being abused, but thanks to the law and various loopholes, you're essentially powerless to do anything besides informing the authorities. Given how the news is filled with children who end up badly injured or even ''dead'' because the authorities failed to act in time, even alerting people can't help. Even if the principal did know, her hands might have been tied by such loopholes; there's only so much she can do. Yeah, Kimble hit the man when he was unprovoked. Yeah, maybe he should have been punished for the attack. But for anyone who's had to sit and wring their hands as they try and help a hurt child? It's a freaking win.
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* So what if the sorry sack of crap is beating his wife and son: Kimble, unprovoked, punches him ''in front of a crowd of students and teachers''. It doesn't matter if Kimble's a good teacher or not, Kimble should be on suspension. And the principal evidently ''knew the abuse was going on'', because she asks how good it felt to punch the guy. Why didn't ''she'' bring in services? Sorry folks, YouFailLawForever.
** I don't think she knew. There was a time jump between the scene on the street and in her office, so it seems that only at that point did she learn of the abuse.
** I don't think she knew. There was a time jump between the scene on the street and in her office, so it seems that only at that point did she learn of the abuse.
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* So what if the sorry sack of crap is beating his wife and son: son? Kimble, unprovoked, punches him ''in front of a crowd of students and teachers''. It doesn't matter if Kimble's a good teacher or not, Kimble he should be on suspension. And the principal evidently ''knew the abuse was going on'', because she asks how good it felt to punch the guy. Why didn't ''she'' bring in services? Sorry folks, YouFailLawForever.
** I don't think she knew. There was a time jump between the scene on the street and in her office, so it seems that only at that point did she learn of theabuse.abuse.
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* So what if the sorry sack of crap is beating his wife and son: Kimble, unprovoked, punches him ''in front of a crowd of students and teachers''. It doesn't matter if Kimble's a good teacher or not, Kimble should be should be on suspension. And the principal evidently ''knew the abuse was going on'', because she asks how good it felt to punch the guy. Why didn't ''she'' bring in services? Sorry folks, YouFailLawForever.
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* So what if the sorry sack of crap is beating his wife and son: Kimble, unprovoked, punches him ''in front of a crowd of students and teachers''. It doesn't matter if Kimble's a good teacher or not, Kimble should be should be on suspension. And the principal evidently ''knew the abuse was going on'', because she asks how good it felt to punch the guy. Why didn't ''she'' bring in services? Sorry folks, YouFailLawForever.
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* So what if the sorry sack of crap is beating his wife and son: Kimble, unprovoked, punches him ''in front of a crowd of students and teachers''. It doesn't matter if Kimble's a good teacher or not, Kimble should be should be on suspension. And the principal evidently ''knew the abuse was going on'', because she asks how good it felt to punch the guy. Why didn't ''she'' bring in services? Sorry folks, YouFailLawForever.
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* So what if the sorry sack of crap is beating his wife and son: Kimble, unprovoked, punches him ''in front of a crowd of students and teachers''. It doesn't matter if Kimble's a good teacher or not, Kimble should be should be on suspension. And the principal evidently ''knew the abuse was going on'', because she asks how good it felt to punch the guy. Why didn't ''she'' bring in services? Sorry folks, YouFailLawForever.YouFailLawForever.
** I don't think she knew. There was a time jump between the scene on the street and in her office, so it seems that only at that point did she learn of the abuse.
** I don't think she knew. There was a time jump between the scene on the street and in her office, so it seems that only at that point did she learn of the abuse.
