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5 comments:
Not Robert Pattinson, but Edward. The best the other guys can do is hope to not get us killed. Zorro comes in a close second. I want someone who is going to defy odds and be able to take out anything that comes my way. What is Mr. Darcy or Mr. Rochester going to do? Look serious and call our orders at the attacker. I want a man of action!
Hey, Zorro's a man of action! You were probably still an egg and sperm when that movie came out, sigh..
Mr. Darcy would undoubtedly challenge any attacker to a duel, and Rochester would trample over them with his fine steed.
Edward would just stand there, looking dreamy or is it smoldering, hmm, I can't remember.
Lula, I'm beginning to wonder if you really read Twilight. Edward would just stand there???
Hmmm...I choose Rochester, but in retrospect, I suppose I should have voted Eduard, since he really wouldn't even need a weapon to fend off an attacker.
I also forgot that Darcy at least fenced. I'm assuming Rochester did as well. I'm assuming the same goes for Zorro, but he just does nothing for me.
Ugh...Edward...I won't even go there...
I would much rather have Darcy by my side. All he would need to do is give that withering stare and the attacker would feel horrible about themselves and run away.
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