YESSS! *waves* I just commented to your first post like 3 seconds ago, actually.
"Yay Simone's dead!"
OMG ME TOO. I actually physically did the \0/ thing with my arms on the couch while I was watching and yelled "WOOOHOOOOO!!!!" my mom was all "Uh...?" Hehehe.
You know, for some reason, this show has not captured me nearly as much as it has other people. I mostly watch with objective interest. Only a couple times have I gotten really emotional and flaily about it. But that was a while ago.
That's interesting. I'm really attached to certain characters, but at the same time, I am more objective about it than I am with, say, Supernatural (but less objective than with House). So it's about half-and-half with me, I suppose. I get really emotional about the Petrellis. And Claude. I want to pet Claude. He's a lot like House, actually. I don't think anyone can be happy if they're that angry/bitter. But then you get Simone, and the Sanders-Hawkins family, and I just... don't care. So I do understand what you mean-- on a certain level, Heroes is more about plot than character to me.
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Date: 2007-02-20 09:09 pm (UTC)orgo (NOT orgy! hee)
YESSS! *waves* I just commented to your first post like 3 seconds ago, actually.
"Yay Simone's dead!"
OMG ME TOO. I actually physically did the \0/ thing with my arms on the couch while I was watching and yelled "WOOOHOOOOO!!!!" my mom was all "Uh...?" Hehehe.
You know, for some reason, this show has not captured me nearly as much as it has other people. I mostly watch with objective interest. Only a couple times have I gotten really emotional and flaily about it. But that was a while ago.
That's interesting. I'm really attached to certain characters, but at the same time, I am more objective about it than I am with, say, Supernatural (but less objective than with House). So it's about half-and-half with me, I suppose. I get really emotional about the Petrellis. And Claude. I want to pet Claude. He's a lot like House, actually. I don't think anyone can be happy if they're that angry/bitter. But then you get Simone, and the Sanders-Hawkins family, and I just... don't care. So I do understand what you mean-- on a certain level, Heroes is more about plot than character to me.