There's tons of idiots that are so full of themselves. Like they're about to marry themselves. I am sometimes like that. But not so I would love myself.

Yes and good god N&B you bring up the oldest articles...

I did that when I first started out cause I didn't want to stay at mite. Personally, I think N&B was just very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very (huff, puff) very very very very very bored, just as I am right now.

You are so damn right Nero! I do want to increase my post [trying to emulate Post(he has an average of 8 posts a day!) and become a marid before the end of the next year] & indeed I am very bored. I happen to be bored even now :D.

Technically isn't everyone like him after he got hit by the black tumbler? Thinking they're too ugly to go outside? And everyone likes to argue.

Good god no! I know countless ppl who think they are pretty or handsome (7 even happen to be) & if everyone argues then Jacob is like everyone & not vice versa.

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote: Good god no! I know countless ppl who think they are pretty or handsome (7 even happen to be) & if everyone argues then Jacob is like everyone & not vice versa.

OK well maybe not everybody but everybody thinks that they have at least one large flaw that people don't notice but they're still worried about.

Point taken but again is'nt Jacob like everybody then vice versa?

No.

Ridiculous. Explain.

Every character is unique.
They may share characteristics, but otherwise are entirely their own.
Blanket statement do not a truth make.

Okay, but is'nt Jacob like the rest when he is being ashamed of his flaws? You can't say others are being ashamed like Jacob....

Hardly, most of the others aren't ashamed, period.
The apostrophe goes between the n and t.
(isn't)
^

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote: Okay, but is'nt Jacob like the rest when he is being ashamed of his flaws? You can't say others are being ashamed like Jacob....

They are being ashamed like Jakob but they aren't being ashamed as much as Jakob is. He has more self-pity too.

Dansariki wrote: Hardly, most of the others aren't ashamed, period.
The apostrophe goes between the n and t.
(isn't)
^

Ah right. I think I wanted to right 'is not' & changed at the last moment.
Anyway, let's speak about Jacob. Do you think he would have overcomed his self-pity?