Regé-Jean Page

But then it's got to have a stupid plot and wrap itself up.

And then, like, last time I watched that movie, just stopped it when Regé-Jean Page walks away from the party in a straight line in a really hilarious way.

And if you end the movie there, it's fucking fantastic.

So obviously we can't end the book there, but maybe we can.

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Jean Paul Gaultier.

What, yeah.

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I get what you're saying, but I think then you're veering too much into kind of Galaxy Quest territory.

Regé-Jean Page.

Um.

He can do that kind of, like, buttoned-up, straight-ahead, taking everything literally thing.

We have.

He's fully functional, probably.

Regé-Jean Page.

Steady.

Like the fact that she doesn't wear armor, that she's, you know, she's got the big ax and then the improvised weapons just made so much sense.

Well, what about Regé-Jean Page as Zank? The paladin.

I think the Zank character is so good.

And it's like, it's so funny because it's like, again, it's like true to the character.

I have nothing either.

No, it's not Regé.

What is it? Regé-Jean Page or something like that.

It's not him.

Okay.

That's like having Batman or Superman being James Bond.

What about Regé-Jean Page, the guy from Bridgerton? He is a tall glass of water.

And that's what my mom said about him.

My mom's

Same, same.

Regé was just in my head.

I pictured Daphne very differently,

but Regé was right there.

And let's say, I think that's because...

Simon sucks.