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davidf42 said, 8 months ago
Morning, Anniephans!
I’m uncomfortable with the Asp’s disdainful attitude toward his servants. I don’t remember him acting like this under Harold Gray or Leonard Starr.
Here’s the link to Annie 2003 .
Bibliomike said, 8 months ago
Yeah, not only does Asp seem mean, why must he be drawn to look like Count Dracula? It comes uncomfortably close to the “sinister oriental” stereotype…
marvee
said, 8 months ago
@ David, thanks for your answer to my question yesterday. She seems very independent. You’d think Child Protective Services would get involved with her! ;-)
jmcx4 said, 8 months ago
Grovel on your own time, dolts!
Night-Gaunt49 said, 8 months ago
Warbuck’s billions have a long reach. Annie was fine anyway. I don’t like Asp’s attitude either. Reminds me of Dr. Zin from Jonny quest.