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Yes, very true. It almost seems like most Inglourious Basterds fans tend to disregard the trauma that Fredrick experienced in the bell tower, which doesn`t really make much sense to me, because like you explored here, it definitely comes into play in the projection booth scene.
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perinolas.livejournal.com) wrote on June 23rd, 2011 at 01:06 am
perinolas.livejournal.com) wrote on June 23rd, 2011 at 01:06 am
You`re welcome! I just love when I`m able to find other folks who like this pairing and these characters as much as I do, so I had to praise you for it.
Yes, very true. It almost seems like most Inglourious Basterds fans tend to disregard the trauma that Fredrick experienced in the bell tower, which doesn`t really make much sense to me, because like you explored here, it definitely comes into play in the projection booth scene.
oh my, you can never love them too much.
Yes, very true. It almost seems like most Inglourious Basterds fans tend to disregard the trauma that Fredrick experienced in the bell tower, which doesn`t really make much sense to me, because like you explored here, it definitely comes into play in the projection booth scene.