Came here to say this as well. That is your IN Lucas, take it!
StepGamer Dad
3 hours ago
There is an idiom in the German language that translates to “waving to someone with a fence post” that means giving someone a hint so obvious no reasonable person should be able to miss it.
Ben is totally doing that in regards to signaling that he’d be cool with Lucas being a super.
Then again, Ben *is* a cop, so it could be an underhanded interrogation method, but I still want to believe he’s saying it in good faith, because it’s high time someone on the team has something undeniably good happen to them.
Killiak
3 hours ago
Couldn’t send more signals if he wanted to. Man’s lighting up the entire runway in christmas lights.
Problem is that these are typical cop interrogation techniques. Be friendly, open, understanding etc.
Steve
1 hour ago
The guy who works in the video game store, where they sell superhero games, saying the cop would know better, is kind of a giveaway to a cop, isn’t it? I didn’t buy the “Ben is Deathblood” theory (DB seems to be more muscular), but at the end where he says the work is harder than folks realize… well, that seems like it would track with it. Also, this made me think… what spectacle would you need for a profitable superhero movie in a world where people literally watch Captain Prime fight a giant tentacle monster right outside their office… Read more »
I kind of get Lucas’s angle for the you would know better line. As a Cop, Ben’s going to be on a lot of the clean up crew for what the Superheroes do, so he would have a bit of a view “behind the scenes” unlike your average Joe on the street seeing the highlights on the news.
They also surgeon games, trucking games, and hospital games. Would they know more about those than a cop would too just because they sell them? 😉
Mor
1 hour ago
Tim is the absolute master of keeping us in the “maybe he knows, maybe he doesn’t” zone. 😉
The Infraggable
8 minutes ago
I’m kind of in the camp of him not knowing, but suspecting. He has enough evidence to suspect but there is reasonable doubt, so he’s trying to see if his suspicions are warranted, but if Lucas holds firm, then maybe Ben got the wrong guy. …maybe.
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He is a keeper, boys.
Definitely starting to look like he is trying _really_ hard to create an opening for Lucas to come clean on his own.
Lucas needs to come clean. I suspect that he is fine with the heroes who do more good than harm, working with the police.
Came here to say this as well. That is your IN Lucas, take it!
There is an idiom in the German language that translates to “waving to someone with a fence post” that means giving someone a hint so obvious no reasonable person should be able to miss it.
Ben is totally doing that in regards to signaling that he’d be cool with Lucas being a super.
Then again, Ben *is* a cop, so it could be an underhanded interrogation method, but I still want to believe he’s saying it in good faith, because it’s high time someone on the team has something undeniably good happen to them.
Couldn’t send more signals if he wanted to. Man’s lighting up the entire runway in christmas lights.
Problem is that these are typical cop interrogation techniques. Be friendly, open, understanding etc.
The guy who works in the video game store, where they sell superhero games, saying the cop would know better, is kind of a giveaway to a cop, isn’t it? I didn’t buy the “Ben is Deathblood” theory (DB seems to be more muscular), but at the end where he says the work is harder than folks realize… well, that seems like it would track with it. Also, this made me think… what spectacle would you need for a profitable superhero movie in a world where people literally watch Captain Prime fight a giant tentacle monster right outside their office… Read more »
I kind of get Lucas’s angle for the you would know better line. As a Cop, Ben’s going to be on a lot of the clean up crew for what the Superheroes do, so he would have a bit of a view “behind the scenes” unlike your average Joe on the street seeing the highlights on the news.
They also surgeon games, trucking games, and hospital games. Would they know more about those than a cop would too just because they sell them? 😉
Tim is the absolute master of keeping us in the “maybe he knows, maybe he doesn’t” zone. 😉
I’m kind of in the camp of him not knowing, but suspecting. He has enough evidence to suspect but there is reasonable doubt, so he’s trying to see if his suspicions are warranted, but if Lucas holds firm, then maybe Ben got the wrong guy. …maybe.