Daphne's LJ

[el_jefe]

http://trollcatz.livejournal.com/

[txanne]

Gotta be--"Airway, Breathing, Circulation"!

[pnkrokhockeymom]

And the age is right, and she's teaching Chaz first aid.

[onceuponanever]

At some point, in some comment, Chaz specifically calls Trollcatz Daphne Worth. So I think that this is her LJ, for sure. I'll edit this tomorrow, once I have time to find the post again.

[ebony14]

You know, I saw that Chaz had replied to Daphne's post about going to see Wall-E, and my brain went, "And heeeere's where our tragic hero has a massive post-traumatic stress disorder panic attack and Daphne's eight-year-old cousin gets caught in the crossfire."

Actually, what my brain said was, "Uh oh. Something's going to happen." I just filled in all the blanks afterward. 

Anyone else getting a bad vibe about Chaz around strangers in his current state?

[Edmund Schweppe]

You know, I saw that Chaz had replied to Daphne's post about going to see Wall-E, and my brain went, "And heeeere's where our tragic hero has a massive post-traumatic stress disorder panic attack and Daphne's eight-year-old cousin gets caught in the crossfire."

Actually, what my brain said was, "Uh oh. Something's going to happen." I just filled in all the blanks afterward. 

Anyone else getting a bad vibe about Chaz around strangers in his current state?

If they'd gone to see The Dark Knight (like Daphne had originally intended - see http://cvillette.livejournal.com/73659.html?thread=2059963#t2059963), I could easily see Chaz either (a) freaking out completely or (b) blowing them off again. Wall-E shouldn't be so much of an issue.

Actually, seeing Wall-E would probably be good for Chaz. Without spoilering it too much, the "male" lead (Wall-E) starts out pretty beat up and gets more beat up as time goes on; yet the film still has a happy ending.

(Seeing Wall-E would be good for anybody, by the way. Not only is it a movie that leaves you feeling good, it's a splendidly-made movie that leaves you feeling good.)

[Korvar]

(Seeing Wall-E would be good for anybody, by the way. Not only is it a movie that leaves you feeling good, it's a splendidly-made movie that leaves you feeling good.)

Bizarrely, I was really down when I left Wall-E, despite thinking it was a fantastic film.  Maybe it's just my general depression at the moment, but it was like the sad bits stayed with me while the happy bits didn't.  I suspect this is a case of my mileage varying quite considerably, and I won't feel that way if I see it again.