Ah, I will safely assume that there going to be 2 or more school days thing if that the case then
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Also out of curiosity, why Kris/Kridus is the one who most… chill?
Cuz it would be interesting to see an RO who supports your polygamous relationships. 
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I see, i going to assume that treaty by mc marrying others is the most ideal with Kris as romance then.
Good thing she doesn’t have a any grasp of subtle assassination or Sophia would need to find someone else to test her drinks.
Is it possible to buddy up with her without becoming a romantic interest?
Wow. She’s a better Selina Kyle substitute than I thought.
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Yeah yeah. 
You would first befriend her before romancing her. It would be your choice to romance her or not.
Who dat? (I know that’s a fictional character, but I don’t know the personality of that character)
It’s cat woman I think
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And yeah, I do see similarities between them although I like Kris/Kridus more
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ARE YOU SERIOUS!?
She’s the DC’s Catwoman one played by Anne Hathaway in The Dark Knight Rises
Sounds like (s)he would be more hurt by the fact that they were left out of the fun.
Foreign comics are not popular in the Philippines. Comics artists are not a trend here, to be exact. If you’re talking about the movie, I don’t watch superheroes stuff. They all have happy endings, and I prefer watching GoT.
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Then you need to watch/read Batman. In the core story there aren’t any happy endings, just small victories for justice while Bruce remains a lonely figure with a somewhat empty life as his loved ones leave him and the Gotham fails to keep his criminal opponents behind bars long enough for any real improvement.
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Batman’s girlfriend. ( And Bruce Wayne’s in Gotham series ) Kind of.
Movies typically have good endings, yes. However comic books can be completely different. Sometimes the stuff that they roll out are too dark to show on the big screen. I am thinking of “A Death in the Family” or “The Killing Joke.”
Though WB did the animated version of Killing Joke recently, it was bogged down by the tacked on Batgirl storyline at the beginning.
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Yes that tends to happen when a director sacrifices plot to include a Romantic tension factor to draw in the casuals.
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Batsex 
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Well, I know why it was in there. In Batman Beyond, Barbara mentions having a “relationship” with Bruce but it never showed up in the animated universe, until now.
However, her character was bungled during that part of it. This lessens the impact of the “bat relationship.”
So, life lessons for our writers? Do not sacrofice character quality for a relationship just to have one in your story.
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The comic was already messed up for what they did to her. The movie was like throwing gasoline into the fire.
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How sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad…sad I pity you… 
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how wrong you are, if you read or watched how ares and some other héroes died… GoT is sweet comparing to some of those deaths 
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The problem is that comics tend to retcon a lot of their bad stuff. The “Death of Superman” was a big deal when it was first released. If he stayed dead, that would have been a huge game changer. Instead he was brought back later on.
Don’t even bring up Snyder’s handling of that material…
what about Flash? that motherflower (pg13) was dead for 25+ years.(in real life)
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