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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 5756371" data-attributes="member: 8835">this&nbsp;&nbsp;and&nbsp;&nbsp;I don't think chemistry defines what we think it means if 2 people disagree on whether the lead characters have it or not.&nbsp;&nbsp;I thought the ending was a bit abrupt, but clever. spoiler alert...&nbsp;[OOC]While I'm wasting space to give ample spoiler avoidage, why the smurf doesn't the post editor have a proper spoiler tag to make the content collapsible like I know some people know how to use.&nbsp; or color changing.&nbsp; In stead it has buttons for html, code, and php, topics of which we aren't likely to need on an RPG forum.[/OOC]&nbsp;&nbsp;[spoiler]having the entire fight at the end occur in their mind makes sense for 2 very cerebral people. Holmes correctly concludes he cannot win, and thus chooses not to fight.&nbsp;Using chekov's gun, we were shown the breathing apparatus which would lend to his survival (though that was a long drop into very cold water).&nbsp;The gun fired again, with the use of the urban camoflauge trick that we saw in the very beginning of the movie.&nbsp;I won't call it satisfying, as I would have probably liked some more fighting, chasing etc. But the point of a climactic encounter of 2 brainiacs is that everything IS cerebral and not physical. I can see how it makes sense.[/spoiler]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 5756371, member: 8835"] this and I don't think chemistry defines what we think it means if 2 people disagree on whether the lead characters have it or not. I thought the ending was a bit abrupt, but clever. spoiler alert... [OOC]While I'm wasting space to give ample spoiler avoidage, why the smurf doesn't the post editor have a proper spoiler tag to make the content collapsible like I know some people know how to use. or color changing. In stead it has buttons for html, code, and php, topics of which we aren't likely to need on an RPG forum.[/OOC] [spoiler] having the entire fight at the end occur in their mind makes sense for 2 very cerebral people. Holmes correctly concludes he cannot win, and thus chooses not to fight. Using chekov's gun, we were shown the breathing apparatus which would lend to his survival (though that was a long drop into very cold water). The gun fired again, with the use of the urban camoflauge trick that we saw in the very beginning of the movie. I won't call it satisfying, as I would have probably liked some more fighting, chasing etc. But the point of a climactic encounter of 2 brainiacs is that everything IS cerebral and not physical. I can see how it makes sense. [/spoiler] [/QUOTE]

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