Why the words "opera" and "logic" are rarely heard in the same sentence

Jun 29, 2009 15:20

mundungus42 summarizes "Theodora:"

Mean Roman Dude: I'm going to get all those naughty Christians! Anybody who doesn't make a sacrifice to Roman gods will be killed! Muahahahaha!

Secretly Christian Roman: Harsh!

Non-Christian But Virtuous Roman: Innit? But it's like, the law and some shit.

Theodora: This is like, a violation of my rights. Kill me then!

Mean Roman Dude: No death for you, since you're so keen on it. Let's see what else you're up for, eh?

Theodora: *prays for death*

Secretly Christian Roman: Buddy. Help?

Non-Christian But Virtuous Roman: I'm going to admire the sunset for a while.

Secretly Christian Roman: Sweet! Now that I've snuck in to your prison, Theodora, switch clothes with me and escape!

Theodora: Don't you find it the least bit odd that someone who would rather die than lose her chastity is so quick to take off her clothes? No? All right, then. *escapes*

Mean Roman Dude: WTF?

Christians: Suck it!

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