Inverse Reality Day Phase 1

I asked you first and I have the moral high ground- removing evidence that corresponds to town is a scum move for sho.

My first post of the game was POST#47

The character claim was locked in here. Coal has figured out and has already said so.

TUF specifically mentions both the tv show and the movie. What advantage did you hope the gain by editing that corroboration out?

(long pause while Pie consults the scum PM)

(long pause while Pie consults the scum PM)

--> @Lunatic @oromagi

I asked you first and I have the moral high ground- removing evidence that corresponds to town is a scum move for sho.

My first post of the game was POST#47

Having both a movie and a tv show is scummy. I already explained that it was scummy to have both their when a person claimed a tv show and a movie prior. I’m willing to lynch you because of my theory and have said as much. No other character has a prominent TV show and a movie.

The character claim was locked in here. Coal has figured out and has already said so.

TUF specifically mentions both the tv show and the movie. What advantage did you hope the gain by editing that corroboration out?

So you are Johnny Lawrence. Interesting to see that he was the central antagonist in Karate Kid but an anti-heroic PROTAGONIST in Cobra Kai. So which is it?

• VTL'ing me without reading any of my posts,
  
• modifying my claims to make me appear less town
  
• Dodging my simple, direct question like Pee Wee Reese
  

anti-heroic PROTAGONIST

The antagonist is always a character who has opposing goals from the protagonist. Even if the antagonist is not a bad character in and of themselves, he or she will put up obstacles that the protagonist must overcome. The antagonist, in fact, may be a heroic character such as a police officer who opposes the actions of the protagonist. An antihero, on the other hand, is always the protagonist in the story. Even if the audience does not agree with her or her actions, the audience is supposed to understand the antihero’s motivations and sympathize with this character.

That's changing the subject again and that's not what you believed one hour ago when you edited out my Karate Kid claim in post#518.

 IF you thought that Film+TV was scummy then you would have said so and preserved my Film+TV claim.  

Instead, you claimed that TV only was scummy and modified my claim to TV only only to change your mind now (apparently as some kind of defense)

So, you still need to explain what you were thinking when you modified my claim.

Apparently you haven't read any of my posts because I have already discussed the dual shades of grade nature of my character and noted that TUF invested some energy in writing my character's defense.

So, we have you

VTL'ing me without reading any of my posts,

modifying my claims to make me appear less town

Dodging my simple, direct question like Pee Wee Reese

OK if this is the case, I'm a town antihero too. I'm a villain that had a point, but is a protagonist under this definition. Frankly I just thought that anybody who was "Evil" was automatically an antagonist. 

• The hyenas are never mentioned as anti-heros.
  
• The wicked witch in not an anti-hero in Baum/Movie but the archetypal anti-hero in Wicked book & musical
  

but that's not inverted.  Inverse reality would be scum=protagonists, no?

--> @oromagi

yeah a lot of these characters are flexible and changing. I feel like the best way to summarize the theme split is:

"Bad" people who actually had a point are town, & "good" people who actually had some screwed morals are scum.
 

I'm the Grinch from How the Grinch Stole Christmas. My character sneaks into the Who's homes to steal from them, yet my hatred for the Whos is warranted because they treated me with contempt for being different. I also have a point when I say their Christmas is just being about material things. 

Added 01.30.21 09:27PM

but that's not inverted.  Inverse reality would be scum=protagonists, no?

So you’re scum right? Or did you change your theory already?

How does hyenas fit into either?

Says in the Wiki that you’re an antagonist as well. Help me pressure Oro.

I’m willing to lynch Chris or Oro because they both claim they’re protagonists.

Readers will note that Pie still hasn't answered the direct question that made him freak out and start accusing me.

Why did Pie change me from Film+TV to TV only when making a case for Film vs TV?

Why did Pie freak out instead of simply acknowledging the error?

What does Pie think of his Film vs. TV theory now that The Grinch is on the table.

Chris, yes.

Oro, no.  Johnny Lawrence is the antagonist in Karate Kid, not the protagonist.  I have seen every one of those movies and Cobra Kai.  

I don't remember How The Grinch Stole Christmas.  

I don't think the Grinch is a protagonist. 

I also am not sure I buy that claim.  

I mistyped earlier.

Correct he is the antagonist in Karate Kid but not in Cobra Kai (he’s the protagonist in that one). Oro has yet to clarify which Johnny is featured in his PM.