Talk:Watch Your Back

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The Resistance vs The Order

  • is anybody else questioning this entire paradigm? maybe its not just two groups with polar points of view but several different groups with several opposing points of view? - platy - sep 29
    • I'd love for, after a few more secrets have been revealed, for the Creatatrons to say "ok, we'll lay out the current scene in a nice, tidy way"... maybe in a cartoon. :-D :goes to chase a shiny object: (p.s. just to drop this idea, laresizto being the shadows could make sense; they believe she's supernatural, and the confirmed shadow that was stabbed was wearing, like, a ceremonial robe.) --Nieriel.Manwathiel

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Emma

The blurriness of the current picture is annoying me - do we like this one better? It seems more poignant, too... to me. - Theresa 04:17, 30 September 2007 (CDT)


Mishandling the Pistol

Zoey asked me to add my input regarding the mishandling of the pistol in this video. - ApotheosisAZ15:26, 1 October 2007 (EDT) I edited the almost immediate edit of my addition. - ApotheosisAZ 16:04, 1 October 2007 (EDT)

could you explain what a "slide" is in what you wrote? a bit more information would be helpful for those of us who know nothing about guns —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 129.64.175.25 (talkcontribs) .
I think he's referring to the breech. The upper, "cuboid" part of the gun slides back when the weapon is fired, creating an opening through which the empty bullet case is ejected. The Watcher is putting his index finger right over the opening, which is not only simply wrong, but would also lead to ugly self-injury should he pull the trigger, because the moving "slide" would cut off parts of his finger; in addition, the hot bullet case would likely be ejected into his palm (and we're talking coming-right-out-of-an-explosion-hot here).
Basically, he's holding a pistol like a push dagger. I think you can see how that might be a problem ;)
In his defense, though, as far as I see it, he was correctly taught where to put his finger when not on the trigger, and does so when first aims at Jonas...he just kind of...wanders up with it.
~ Renegade (talk | contribs) 08:37, 2 October 2007 (CDT)
not sure if the watcher is 'mishandling' the weapon so much as ensuring he doesn't accidentally blow jonas' brains out. - platy oct 2

Watcher's Hand

  • did anyone actually see the tattoo on the watchers hand? why was the note about the lack of a tattoo removed? i have watched the video many times and i have not once seen a tattoo on the watcher's hand. could someone please post a screen shot of the tattoo if someone does in fact think the watcher has a tattoo on his hand? otherwise, i think that the watcher's lack of tattoo should be included in the notes section.--154.20.161.143 21:52, 1 October 2007 (CDT)
  • i have added the information back until someone can prove otherwise. since both of the watcher's hands are clearly visible in this video, it is not an assumption that the watcher is missing the watcher symbol on his hand. since his hands are clearly visible and the watcher symbol is missing, i think that this information should be kept in the notes section. if it turns out to be a goof in the makeup department later on, we can add that information later. until then, i think it is enough to say that the watcher symbol is missing from the watcher's hand. --154.20.161.143 22:09, 1 October 2007 (CDT)
Unless I am much mistaken, the part of the Watcher's hand where he would normally have the "Watcher" symbol was obstructed by leaves in front of it. I actually vote the other way, I'm to remove the note unless you can provide a screenshot where BOTH of his ENTIRE hands are visible sans tattoo. Thanks. --Zoey 23:19, 1 October 2007 (CDT)
sure, here you go. if you combine the following images, you can see where the tattoo should be on both of the Watcher's hand, and neither of the Watcher's hands has a watcher symbol on it:

I will wait for you to reply before I change it back. --Bubbleteagirl 00:42, 2 October 2007 (CDT)

You provide a very convincing argument! However, past precedence does seem to dictate that the symbol COULD still be there... just very "smudgy," if you will. However, I think you've provided a strong enough case to make a note saying something about the watcher symbol not being "clearly visible" or whatnot. Thanks for taking the time to get those screenshots!! Great work! --Zoey 10:38, 2 October 2007 (CDT)