Quote:ClassicDrogn wrote:Well, to clarify, Torchwick lectures Ruby about the comforting lies being lies and various hard truths of "the real world" while kicking her around on the top of a stolen military airship in the middle of everything going straight to hell on a city/kingdom (possibly world) -wide scale.
Really? That's actually happened a few times, that I'll be thinking about something for a few days or weeks and just as I get it suitable for public view, something almost identical gets released in some popular media outlet I'm at best tangentially aware exists. Oh well, I still like the way I put it, except for a couple of typos I'm about to fix.
Then Ruby comes back and says that she doesn't care what Torchwick says, she and her friends are going to beat him and save the day anyway.
Your version is more succinct, while that scene is an example of the principle in operation.
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No, I don't believe the world has gone mad. In order for it to go mad it would need to have been sane at some point.