Super-big favour

Oh No! I can expect whats gonna happen. Don't Break Poor Pip!

And so it begins...

wolfman-al wrote:FOCKING TOLD YOU SO!!!!

Yeah, yeah

Can't help but feel sorry for Pip though. Despite his many faults, he's in a situation that most men can - & many have - found themselves in.

It's like they say: "When p**sy calls, another man falls."

Crude, but true

Xenathos wrote:It might end up being completely innocent. Which will be the best twist so far IMO.

While it is possible JJ could plot-twist us & make it an innocent request, I think at this point the only question is how cleverly Hilary is going to play her hand.

After all, she's known (& bullied) Kat almost all their lives & would likely know things that Pip wouldn't.

Things like phobias, embarrassing secrets...

...or allergies:

"Please take these almond cookies to Kat...you know, as a peace offering. But don't say they're from me or she won't take them. Could'ja do that for me Pippy baby?"
*Pip skips happily out of the store. Once gone, Hilary bursts into evil laughter*

To everyone saying "oh I told you she was evil all along" - obviously, something's being set up here, and given the way it's framed, we're supposed to suspect Hilary's motives. However, that could just as easily be a set up for a "surprise it's not evil" twist as it could be something actually sinister.

I will admit that it doesn't look good, though.

Pip is going to give Kat a lot of cream. After she devoured it, he will give her a card:

From Hilary with love.

wolfman-al wrote:Wait, do you hear that?

mi-mi-mi-mi-mi...

Wolfman's average day probably (3:00~):




Now seriously, Wolfman, why do you hate bunnies so much? Why don't you want to give Hilary a chance of proving that bunnies don't born evil and even if they do, they can still change?
Why you desire Pip's heart to be torn apart and his, most likely, only experience of a relationship with a woman be a source of complete devastation of not-so-pure mind already?

Why, comrade?

arminman wrote:Pip is going to give Kat a lot of cream. After she devoured it, he will give her a card:

From Hilary with love.

Underneath that:

P.S. - That wasn't cream...

...she could try to move in...
she could get pip to sign some things....bang any debt Hilary has is now Pips...

She could use Pip to get at Kat in some way by spying.

DarkAngel wrote:
...or allergies:

Milkshakes?

....and the abuse begins..
"Do me a big favor" are famous last words.

Ohhh pip, kinda feel sorry for the little guy.

Well there went all my hopes for this arc. I knew this would happen but I hoped she had changed. Nope.

Matetrix wrote:Well there went all my hopes for this arc. I knew this would happen but I hoped she had changed. Nope.

Nothing happened yet~

key word is yet but that is how it always starts "can you do me a huge favor" is a quote that coming from any former bad guy instantly means something bad is going to happen no matter how much it seams like they might have changed it is a cliched line almost.

Matetrix wrote:Well there went all my hopes for this arc. I knew this would happen but I hoped she had changed. Nope.

Why should she have to? Why should every "arc" end in the reformation of the "villian"? Why should those whose life choices do not meet your arbitrary definitions of "good" have to change?

Keep in mind, those in the "Hilary" class of evil generally get more physical and emotional satisfaction out of life than the do-gooders, despite the mainstream efforts of story tellers to depict it otherwise.

EmfinnFZ wrote:

Matetrix wrote:Well there went all my hopes for this arc. I knew this would happen but I hoped she had changed. Nope.

Why should she have to?

Character development, not change of heart. Because if it will boil down to "nyahaha, it was just my eviiiil plan all along just to get Kat, I'm the same as the arcs before", well, it will be a downer and tons of wasted potential.

EmfinnFZ wrote:

Matetrix wrote:Well there went all my hopes for this arc. I knew this would happen but I hoped she had changed. Nope.

Why should she have to? Why should every "arc" end in the reformation of the "villian"? Why should those whose life choices do not meet your arbitrary definitions of "good" have to change?

Keep in mind, those in the "Hilary" class of evil generally get more physical and emotional satisfaction out of life than the do-gooders, despite the mainstream efforts of story tellers to depict it otherwise.

I'm not saying she should totally reform, just change a little bit for the better. It's called character development I believe.
Obviously Hilary isn't emotionally satisfied as we have seen in this arc. And please stop putting words in my mouth, I am not saying everyone should be "do-gooders" or anything like that. And believe me, do-gooders get physical and emotional satisfied as well, without having to look down on other people and treat them like crap. Being "good" or "evil" often has no connection to a persons physical and emotional satisfaction.
So get down your high horse and stop assume things about me.

not_cenaris wrote:Now seriously, Wolfman, why do you hate bunnies so much? Why don't you want to give Hilary a chance of proving that bunnies don't born evil and even if they do, they can still change?
Why you desire Pip's heart to be torn apart and his, most likely, only experience of a relationship with a woman be a source of complete devastation of not-so-pure mind already?

Why, comrade?

I'm pretty sure it's not Hilary's lagomorphism that irks Wolfman's chain, but her personality.

CyberCorn Entropic wrote:
I'm pretty sure it's not Hilary's lagomorphism that irks Wolfman's chain, but her personality.

I can't speak for Wolfie, but for me it's the way her (admittedly fictional) existence exposes my internal hypocrisy where I know I should loathe every aspect of her existence, but also know perfectly well that in anything close to those circumstances I'd be a far easier pushover than Pip.

Damnable soul-seeking-inspiring-bouncy-bunny-bitch that she is! And her goddamn puffball tail too!