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Don't grow up. It's a trap.
i can’t delete your first post becuase it would delete the whole thread. But I can delete the words and just put a note to see below.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I did not think there was a hint, but you never know! I thought it was just that Owen was saying that other kids did not know how to be normal around someone grieving.
That’s how I interpreted it too. Guess there could have been more to it, but I’m not convinced we’ll get the backstory of what Owen’s life was like pre-SB.
BTW, guess this more or less fits in this thread, the kid who played Owen did an ask session on Twitter the other day, and I really wish they hadn’t have cut this bit…
@JNWsinger It was actually good. There was a scene about me telling her she should add red pepper flakes but it got cut. #askben
— Benjamin Stockham (@Benjstockham) September 9, 2013
Yes, just a general note before I join in theorizing but Daniel thinks that writing in word and then pasting here is causing a lot of problems.
Does he know that things only seem to go whacky when the visual editor is used? I think when it’s set to text editor, that crazy code never happens? If so, maybe there’s a clue there of something that could be tweaked? Or maybe just default the setting to be on the text editor whenever a thread it opened, instead of visual, (I’m not sure if it even even defaults to visual editor as it currently stands)?
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