Yeah, those are all good possible reasons for Johnny's mounting irritation. It's a combination of things, but it's definitely related to them living together.
The Beakers just get progressively worse, don't they? Just wait until we find out what Loki's been up to in that tower. *evil grin*
That's a nice analysis of the Grunt family. That dysfunctional family dinner really was doomed from the start. Buzz should have seen it coming. Both of the other boys do call him Dad, just not Ripp. Buzz really does try, or wants to try, but he really doesn't know where to begin.
You're very right about Ripp. He's been unhappy at the core since chapter one, hasn't he? He's trying to make himself happy. I'm sure that there's more to his promiscuity than that (he's also just a horny guy, for one), but it is a way for him to feel intensely loved for a moment, and to be the center of attention too.
Yeah, I like that hair on him, and it also gives the impression that his hair is growing out. It's a natural progression.
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The Beakers just get progressively worse, don't they? Just wait until we find out what Loki's been up to in that tower. *evil grin*
That's a nice analysis of the Grunt family. That dysfunctional family dinner really was doomed from the start. Buzz should have seen it coming. Both of the other boys do call him Dad, just not Ripp. Buzz really does try, or wants to try, but he really doesn't know where to begin.
You're very right about Ripp. He's been unhappy at the core since chapter one, hasn't he? He's trying to make himself happy. I'm sure that there's more to his promiscuity than that (he's also just a horny guy, for one), but it is a way for him to feel intensely loved for a moment, and to be the center of attention too.
Yeah, I like that hair on him, and it also gives the impression that his hair is growing out. It's a natural progression.