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== The Laughing Man == |
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{{quote|[[The Catcher in The Rye|I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes.]] |'''Logo'''}} |
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{{quote|Or should I?|Graffiti he presumably wrote (in reference to the previous quote).}} |
{{quote|Or should I?|Graffiti he presumably wrote (in reference to the previous quote).}} |
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{{quote|You know what I'd like to be? I mean if I had a goddamn choice, I'd just be the catcher in the rye and all.|His final message/memento to the children in the {{spoiler|institution he was hiding in}}.<ref>Another quote from ''[[ |
{{quote|You know what I'd like to be? I mean if I had a goddamn choice, I'd just be the catcher in the rye and all.|His final message/memento to the children in the {{spoiler|institution he was hiding in}}.<ref>Another quote from ''[[The Catcher in The Rye]]''. Referencing the narrater's wish to be someone who has to protect a Rye field full of children from falling off a cliff while they played.</ref>}} |
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Revision as of 06:00, 16 April 2014
The Major
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Just a whisper. I hear it in my ghost. |
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The Laughing Man
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Or should I?
—Graffiti he presumably wrote (in reference to the previous quote).
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You know what I'd like to be? I mean if I had a goddamn choice, I'd just be the catcher in the rye and all.
—His final message/memento to the children in the institution he was hiding in.[1]
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It is a time when, even if nets were to guide all consciousness that had been converted to photons and electrons toward coalescing, standalone individuals have not yet been converted into data to the extent that they can form unique components of a larger complex.
—Opening Screen, Episode One
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She's so cold and human |
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And is she really human? |
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How is she when she doesn't surf? —Ending Theme
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- ↑ Another quote from The Catcher in The Rye. Referencing the narrater's wish to be someone who has to protect a Rye field full of children from falling off a cliff while they played.