I think those two could live together for a million years and never stop surprising and fascinating each other
Adrian would discover a plethora of gadgets purely by accident just because he wanted to tidy up Dan's house. And then Dan would discover Adrian's BOYS folder. And find himself in it. Neither would be mad at each other; instead, they'd have a good laugh (which would then lead to other things).

You're right. And it's ironic, huh, that the Jewish girl is the only one who sees him as "more than a uniform", as he puts it. More than a hero, anyway. And QT has them consummate the epic love the best way he knows how.
YES YES YES. I LOVE IT ALL SO MUCH. *Ahem*

Marcel isn't as interesting, it's totally true. He's the 'pretty and faithful wife of the grassroots rebel hero' type role and that's a bit of a thankless task. And I'm positive they both meant to die. They locked themselves in. Marcel was standing right next to the explosives.
YES TO THIS, TOO. Marcel and Shosanna is like in Kill Bill, with the Bride and her future husband and all of her wonderful friends. You're happy for her, but what's most intriguing is her relationship with Bill.

Something I wonder about, is how well would Shosanna function if she survived Operation Kino and the end of the war overnight? And not only Shosanna, but Fredrick too; I believe he has to suffer from sort of PTSD (and Zoller was based off of Audie Murphy, after all) . They're both so damaged that perhaps dying was the most merciful option? But then, when such thoughts creep in, I shush that nonsense right up.

As for that Utivich, Aldo, and Lee scenario? I LOVE IT. WE COULD ALL USE SOME LITTLE MAN AND ALDO IN OUR LIVES WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH.

And if I had a fancy house, I would cover all of the walls with '70s fabric wallpaper. OMG, especially with the shiny, reflective kind. I found a blog of real estate nightmares and one of the houses was so '70s! The bathroom had pink and gold relfective wallpaper and a big, pink bathtub and I wanted to live there so bad.