We have this delightful image from the ending alter-ego shots in Is It College Yet? of Quinn as a corporate executive, possibly in sales and marketing, displaying the best personality elements of her mother and father at the same moment. What sort of business do you suppose she's directing? Why are things not going well? This isn't turning out like Daria's short story in "Write Where It Hurts," but it looks like a lot more fun to play with in fanfiction.
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Quinners and Losers
We have this delightful image from the ending alter-ego shots in Is It College Yet? of Quinn as a corporate executive, possibly in sales and marketing, displaying the best personality elements of her mother and father at the same moment. What sort of business do you suppose she's directing? Why are things not going well? This isn't turning out like Daria's short story in "Write Where It Hurts," but it looks like a lot more fun to play with in fanfiction.
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Perhaps Quinn is there to whip the business into shape -- we don't know if Quinn is responsible for the entire earnings curve.
Whip it! Whip it good!
Renfield gets the credit for coming up with the clever title of this post, which was also used in "Invisible Planet." Thank you!
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