Loving Episode 3 ! Punk Jennifer Parker VS Morgan Leflay
Have not finished it yet. But, I am so into Punk Jennifer. OMG!
"Value" meaning why you are attracted to the characters, enjoy them. So it's for guys/ girls. You can like them because their cool, or perhaps very pretty, etc etc...Or because of stories, whatever the value is.
Value...
Typo in poll:D Jennifer, hope no one gets confused...
Because value is subjective to sociological entertainment, story telling, a message, characters, art and creativity! It's your right and natural law to assign your own sort of relationship to the stories/ characters and why they attract to you.
What you deem most relevant, important, worth of value, worth of while.
"Value" meaning why you are attracted to the characters, enjoy them. So it's for guys/ girls. You can like them because their cool, or perhaps very pretty, etc etc...Or because of stories, whatever the value is.
Value...
Typo in poll:D Jennifer, hope no one gets confused...
Because value is subjective to sociological entertainment, story telling, a message, characters, art and creativity! It's your right and natural law to assign your own sort of relationship to the stories/ characters and why they attract to you.
What you deem most relevant, important, worth of value, worth of while.
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IF we should go with "which one is hawter", I guess I'll say Morgan and leave.
I know! It's so awesome! I love you TTG, thank you for Punk Jennifer Parker. You make my dreams come true, waiting waiting for !!!!
OMG I got to get back to the game, now! I love punk, goth chicks! MERCY MERCY! OMG!
Morgan LeFlay, Tales of Monkey Island.
She's a likable character. She can easily be related to. Punk Jennifer is kickass, yes, but it still looks like all the punk attire just slapped on her for dramatic effect. Morgan is, more like, you feel like she's sentient and she's not following scripts or anything. She has a distinct personality but she's not always expectable, more like a human being rather than a simple "fictional character".