#plague 12.8

[inchwormpodcast]

Jenny and Ted discuss Plague 12.8. Episode Notes: * Now that Jenny knows that Taylor knows that Plan A is bad, she’s a lot more for

Jenny and Ted discuss Plague 12.8.

Episode Notes:

Now that Jenny knows that Taylor knows that Plan A is bad, she’s a lot more forgiving

Taylor needs to be stronger, or maybe just have a stronger stomach

Lisa appears to be all in, too

Sadly we won’t get to immediately her Brian complaining about Plan B… or will we?

Will Alec and Rachel come along?

Taylor just wants to be honest with Brian

People skills

She’s trapped by Coil the same way she was trapped by the Trio

It can be frustrating when your protagonist is in realistic denial or your close friend hasn’t processed their obvious baggage yet

The skitizens believe in her now!

She can’t begin to see herself as intimidating

Why are people starting to follow Skitter?

Sierra hides from Battery in the background of a The Pitt episode

Lisa’s scar and Brian’s confusion

Is Brian playing a structural role in Book 2 that Lisa played in Book 1?

The Little Bug Girl That Couldn’t

Taylor’s mental state is poor

How Taylor spins the difference between heroes and villains to Sierra

Look, we’d all be a Brian if our colleague/sister/best friend/crush was doing risky stuff like this

Predictions

[kyliafanfiction]

“Took me a while, but I decided I’d rather have the likes of Tattletale and Grue at my back instead of siding with the sort of people who follow Armsmaster.” “Really, Armsmaster?  Is he that bad?” “Bad enough that Mannequin wants him to be the ninth member of their group.”

That is... disingenuous of you, Taylor, but I don't blame you for having hard feelings towards Armsy.

[got-into-worm-by-mistake]

“It’s easily possible she does care,” I said.  I was thinking back to her interactions with our enemies in fights.  In particular, our run-ins with Glory Girl and Panacea during the bank robbery and Jack Slash last night seemed to stand out.  “I think maybe she handles stress and problems by throwing herself headlong against them.  It’s how she operates in costume, against serious threats and unexpected situations.  There’s a word I’m trying to pin down, it’s not reckless, but-” “I think reckless may be a very good word to choose,” Brian replied. “No.  It’s…” I reached for the word and couldn’t find it.  I was too tired, and my brain wasn’t really in that gear.

Stubborn? Driven? Uncompromising?

What's the word?

What's the word, Wildbow?!