I love that actually. It's the same idea behind why I had Gilda call Dr. Raggleworth a dope in the first issue of Gilda And Meek. Because it's the first ever issue is a funny, insult humor joke that the reader forgets, and probably doesn't even notice Gilda never says anything QUITE that insulting to a stranger ever again.
But it turns out it HURT Julius bad, he never forgot it, and resents the fact that Gilda thinks she is better than him, and told him that within 60 second of meeting him. And I love whenever fiction takes a stupid and mildly offensive thing the audience snickers at, and later shows why they shouldn't have. And Moral Orel is a good show because it did that on a MUCH higher level.
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Date: 2024-05-10 02:47 pm (UTC)But it turns out it HURT Julius bad, he never forgot it, and resents the fact that Gilda thinks she is better than him, and told him that within 60 second of meeting him. And I love whenever fiction takes a stupid and mildly offensive thing the audience snickers at, and later shows why they shouldn't have. And Moral Orel is a good show because it did that on a MUCH higher level.