Jane Farrar #2

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Do you think Jane Farrar survived?

1). Yes, she's hiding in some cardboard box
2). No, she got so owned by the hybrids
3). Don't know, don't care, Jane sucks.
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Mwamba Higher Spirit
10 Dec 08 - 16:40
Not always, there's characters like Underwood and Pettigrew.
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
11 Dec 08 - 21:00
Ugh.
Pettigrew.
Prick.
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12 Dec 08 - 12:44
Mwamba wrote:Not always, there's characters like Underwood and Pettigrew.
And people like Dumbledore who had "panache".
Do you think Jane had the flamboyant style?
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
13 Dec 08 - 00:05
Not really.
She strikes me as one who works behind the scenes until she find the chance to be in charge, or finds that she prefers to be in the shadows, controlling from there.
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Nero Higher Spirit
13 Dec 08 - 01:29
Dansariki wrote:Not really.
She strikes me as one who works behind the scenes until she find the chance to be in charge, or finds that she prefers to be in the shadows, controlling from there.
That's what she said.
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Mwamba Higher Spirit
13 Dec 08 - 01:48
nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:
Mwamba wrote:Not always, there's characters like Underwood and Pettigrew.
And people like Dumbledore who had "panache".
Do you think Jane had the flamboyant style?
Yes, Dumbly and Luna are cool. I'm not saying an awesome character has to be a sociopath, but in Bella's case she knew how to work it.
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Umbreo Utukku
15 Dec 08 - 02:19
i reckon farrar was involved with the golem in bk 2, so i hope she got swallowed.
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
15 Dec 08 - 03:30
Nah.
I think she was aware of it, but it was working to her advantage, so kept quite about it.
I think Hopkins and Duval were alone in that one.
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Umbreo Utukku
15 Dec 08 - 22:38
yeah probably
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17 Dec 08 - 17:25
Dansariki wrote:Nah.
I think she was aware of it, but it was working to her advantage, so kept quite about it.
I think Hopkins and Duval were alone in that one.
That makes sense. I never considered Jane might have had prior info about the Golem. Or was it mentioned in the book? Jane tries to stop Nat from going to inquire about it, right?
*Anyway, another reason to hate Jane*
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
18 Dec 08 - 09:35
Actually, all she's done is sent by Duval to learn, nothing more,
She was actually sent to see what he was doing for Duval, just she wasn't aware Duval was using her.
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Umbreo Utukku
18 Dec 08 - 10:52
She would have had an idea of what was going on . . . just kept quiet because it suited her best interests.
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
18 Dec 08 - 22:03
I think she turned a blind eye to it, but i don't think she fully understood the scale of involvement Duval had.
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Honorius Utukku
5 Apr 09 - 01:50
1) It's Duvall, not Duval.

2) I don't understand how Farrar and Duvall seem to be quite different... isn't Farrar Duvall's apprentice?
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Nero Higher Spirit
5 Apr 09 - 23:30
Honorius wrote:1) It's Duvall, not Duval.

2) I don't understand how Farrar and Duvall seem to be quite different... isn't Farrar Duvall's apprentice?
1) Datsyuk's annoyingly careless like that (yes his nickname is after the amazing hockey player because Dansariki hates it)

2) Yes she is, but Duvall likes brute force.
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Honorius Utukku
6 Apr 09 - 22:10
For those of you who have read/saw To Kill A Mockingbird:

Apparently, a quick google search showed me that Robert Duvall is the actor in To Kill A Mockingbird who plays Boo Radley. Interesting...
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15 May 09 - 16:04
my money is on a spiriling dissmemberment to the face via Rupert Deveraux or what ever demon was using him as a vessel at the time
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
18 May 09 - 22:04
Robert Duvall is an actor is many good films.
The Godfather and Gone in Sixty Seconds being among them.
Particularly The Godfather.
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19 May 09 - 02:36
your forgetting the best of all his roles, Killgore in apocalypse now
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
20 May 09 - 21:41
I actually haven't seen that yet.
Definitely want to, and dad loves it.
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