Breaking ?Servant Factor? with a song.

[hmelton]

I was wondering has "Loony Toons" searched for a song that can break Servant Factor.
It seems logical that at least on some level he would be keeping his ear's open for something since he lost at least one of his closest friends to it.
A permanent result would be nice, but even breaking the "servant" part of ?SF? for the duration of a song would be useful.
howard melton
God bless

[DHBirr]

One of my first suggestions on this forum, in June of '05, was that "Bring Me to Life" by Evanescence might be able to do it (I'd originally thought of it as a cure for unwilling vampires).
Bob's response was:

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No, for plot reasons Doug was never allowed to have a song that successfully broke the grip of the Servant Factor. (It was never outright forbidden, but it was never a success, either...) It's not likely to change now.

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So while he doubtless keeps his ears open, we have what amounts to "word from on high" that he'll never find it.-----
Gentlemen, it has long been my conviction that all citizens should provide services for which their talents best suit them in support of those who have been called to duty. In the case of politicians such as yourselves, that would be target practice.
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Big Brother is watching you.  And damn, you are so bloody BORING.

[hmelton]

Thanks for the reply.
I ran across something(Not a song) that made me think of Servant Factor from Drunkards Walk and that had me wondering...
howard melton
God bless

[Bob Schroeck]

Besides, thanks to a particular AMV, "Bring Me To Life" is being reserved for the Utena Step.

-- Bob
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I intend to be a freak for the rest of my life, and I shall baffle you with cabbages and rhinoceroses in the kitchen and incessant quotations from Now We Are Six through the mouthpiece of Lord Snooty's giant poisoned electric head. So theeeeeere....

[itsune9tl]

The main problem I see is that the "Servant Factor" is effectively reaplied upon breaking.