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Post by Vits on Dec 1, 2017 16:10:50 GMT
1) If you assume a person's race based on their voice, it's because you paid a lot of attention to said voice, right? Therefore, it doesn't make sense for JUSTIN BROWN to be surprised when he sees that he talked to a black man (he thinks LEON is LARRY) and then to not notice the difference in his voice.
2) At the end, LARRY says "Do I hear a Jew?" to the woman having sex with LEON. Why does she reply "I'm not gonna do that!"? By the way, if you're interested, I'd like to clarify something about Asperger's. It's true that we don't have a filter, but not in the way the episode shows it. Take for instance when EDDIE says that LARRY's head is very shiny. He clearly meant it as an insult. Real Aspies say things like that with curiosity. We insult by accident when we don't realize that we're doing something impolite. Were the writers confusing it with Tourette's? Even then it would've been inaccurate. |
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Post by thornberry on Dec 2, 2017 0:28:32 GMT
1) If you assume a person's race based on their voice, it's because you paid a lot of attention to said voice, right? Therefore, it doesn't make sense for JUSTIN BROWN to be surprised when he sees that he talked to a black man (he thinks LEON is LARRY) and then to not notice the difference in his voice.
2) At the end, LARRY says "Do I hear a Jew?" to the woman having sex with LEON. Why does she reply "I'm not gonna do that!"? By the way, if you're interested, I'd like to clarify something about Asperger's. It's true that we don't have a filter, but not in the way the episode shows it. Take for instance when EDDIE says that LARRY's head is very shiny. He clearly meant it as an insult. Real Aspies say things like that with curiosity. We insult by accident when we don't realize that we're doing something impolite. Were the writers confusing it with Tourette's? Even then it would've been inaccurate. 1) "If you assume a person's race based on their voice, it's because you paid a lot of attention to said voice, right? Therefore, it doesn't make sense for JUSTIN BROWN to be surprised when he sees that he talked to a black man (he thinks LEON is LARRY) and then to not notice the difference in his voice." Leon says he could always recognize the voice of a black person, Larry said he could always recognize the voice of a Jew, and maybe if they were Reformed or not. Maybe J. B. just isn't that good at voice recognition. I assumed he thought Leon was a friend of Larry's and that alone was enough to make him not want to tangle with Larry. 2) "At the end, LARRY says "Do I hear a Jew?" to the woman having sex with LEON. Why does she reply "I'm not gonna do that!"?" She wasn't replying to Larry, she was talking to Leon, who wanted to do something sexual that she objected to. "I'd like to clarify something about Asperger's...." Well, did you see the second to last episode of the season? If you did, you would know that the kid probably didn't have Asperger's anyway, he was just a rotten kid. It's just another case of a yuppie mother making excuses for her kid.
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Post by Vits on Dec 17, 2017 18:36:51 GMT
Well, did you see the second to last episode of the season? If you did, you would know that the kid probably didn't have Asperger's anyway, he was just a rotten kid. It's just another case of a yuppie mother making excuses for her kid. I just saw it. LARRY confronts her about it, but she just says what she always says. The show never confirms if he has it or not. |
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