Oh, my dad's going to have a slight sad. He's from Wisconsin but went to U of MN, so he defaults to Wisconsin first, Minnesota second for everything.

In the aughts, I had one college student want to argue that while he was bad, he was a good leader, and young, silly me thought I had to be okay with such a terrible topic (encourage student interests, or something?). Thankfully they switched.

I feel like I am so leery of being "obvious" or "in your face" that I can easily err into the territory of a reader not even knowing a character point, theme, etc. 😅

100%. Depends on the institution, of course, but often a bigger issue than pay is course sizes and course loads, none of which are at a good point for faculty or students and their learning.

Fan of the Goron myself, but I'm worried how well those big chunks of friendly rock will translate to cinematic realism!

Considering live-action actually means "digital animation made to look photo-realistic" I can't even with these. All the charm of the original animation drained out for... a husk that doesn't have any magic remaining.

Damnit, I was feeling all weird about it because it wasn't the same mysterious Predator vibe from the original (what, no stealth, no mask?), but... you all are making me want to see it. Sounds like the movie's being what it wants and needs to be.

He had such range, too. I remember being shocked when I realized the detective character I liked in High and Low was the same actor who played the no-good villain in Yojimbo.

Deep cut--I see what you're doing there and can remember Catherine Zeta-Jones saying it!

Sure, there are limitations to 1st person, like there is with any voice. But those stipulations almost make it sound like 1st person is a brand new, in-vogue thing to do in literature. It's not new and a lot of literature (YA or otherwise) makes it work well!

Yeesh, they talked about simplicity when they went right for the simplicity of a logical fallacy for their two options!