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Least Favorite Character in BBM
Amber:
I would have voted for LaShawn had she been on the list - listening to that woman go on and on gives me a headache!
I also selected John Twist and Jimbo. Down with both of them! John Twist is central to the story ... but Jimbo can walk right out of the movie if you ask me.
moremojo:
--- Quote from: Amber on August 03, 2006, 11:01:47 am ---
I also selected John Twist and Jimbo. Down with both of them! John Twist is central to the story ... but Jimbo can walk right out of the movie if you ask me.
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Now, I have the challenging task of playing Jimbo in the ongoing performance thread, and am seeking ways to lend some sympathy to that none-too-friendly but perhaps conflicted rodeo clown. I think his scene with Jack is important to the narrative to underline Jack's loneliness and continued hunger for male intimacy, even seeking it out from as unprepossessing a source as our Jimbo. It also pithily illustrates Jack's naivete and unwitting vulnerability, further anticipating his possible murder later in the story.
Amber:
--- Quote ---Now, I have the challenging task of playing Jimbo in the ongoing performance thread, and am seeking ways to lend some sympathy to that none-too-friendly but perhaps conflicted rodeo clown. I think his scene with Jack is important to the narrative to underline Jack's loneliness and continued hunger for male intimacy, even seeking it out from as unprepossessing a source as our Jimbo. It also pithily illustrates Jack's naivete and unwitting vulnerability, further anticipating his possible murder later in the story.
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Ok, you got me there. I guess Jimbo does/did serve a purpose. I stand corrected :)
Lumière:
--- Quote from: moremojo on August 03, 2006, 11:36:56 am ---Now, I have the challenging task of playing Jimbo in the ongoing performance thread, and am seeking ways to lend some sympathy to that none-too-friendly but perhaps conflicted rodeo clown. I think his scene with Jack is important to the narrative to underline Jack's loneliness and continued hunger for male intimacy, even seeking it out from as unprepossessing a source as our Jimbo. It also pithily illustrates Jack's naivete and unwitting vulnerability, further anticipating his possible murder later in the story.
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I agree with you Scott.
Jimbo was a dumbass mule if you ask me..lol! How can anyone say NO to Jack Twist? ???
Ok..ok..so he might've been straight, but so what? ;) ;D
JT:
--- Quote from: Lucise on August 03, 2006, 06:34:30 pm ---I agree with you Scott.
Jimbo was a dumbass mule if you ask me..lol! How can anyone say NO to Jack Twist? ???
Ok..ok..so he might've been straight, but so what? ;) ;D
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I agree! Only a dumbass mule could say NO to Jack. Jimbe was so annoying when he gave that look before he left. So hostile. He could have been more humane even if he has no interest in our Jack.
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