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Ahahaha, the talk about Angelo replacing Logan as a self defense teacher makes me happy.

'Whatsisname, the little Mexican gangbanger? Wants to teach kids how to handle a gun? Didn't he want to teach self-defense before he lost it and went crazy punching another student? Yeah, hand him a loaded weapon. Way to approve of THAT lesson plan, Summers. Real good judgement call, Slim.'
Cain Marko, February 2004

I guess they went a long way since. :D

Also, brave Jenny.

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Believe me, we're all enjoying the irony.

Believe me, we're amused by it too. I'm proud of my boy. :D

*laughs* Oh, that particular post so applies even now... But yes, there's a lot of "hee!" going on, even if Amanda thinks he's going to need to develop Jamie's power as a second mutation to manage all this...

Well, this time no one's suggesting bringing guns into the school. And Angelo's come a long way in the past two years. Although he's coming close to developing Dayspring Syndrome Mark II (the "I have twelve jobs!" one, not the "Ow, my brainmeats!" one).

*grins*

Like (foster) father, like son.

Exactly. Although some days, it's hard to figure out if Angelo's filling the role of substitute-Tyler or substitute-Bridge for Nathan.

(A forty-year-old man should not need a minder! Bad Nathan! Bad!)

It's kind of both. As and when needed. Nathan even hallucinated that Angelo was Bridge at least once.

Well, I always figured Bridge was, you know, of somewhat of a Latino persuasion... if you squint. REALLY hard.

Keyword 'hallucinated'. ;) Following one of the "Ow, my brainmeats" episodes.

Angelo's a very talented individual.

That he is. My girl's fit to burst, she's so proud of him. She always knew he was the good one. ;)

Multiple Dayspring Syndromes? Say it ain't so...

*smug* It's irony but it's also growth. Angelo isn't that kid anymore.

What? They have to grow up? SHITSHITSHIT, I didn't get this memo! Paige! Go propose to Jono or something!

*flails, ohnoes!*

(heh, no. I really love this plot point.)

What does getting married have to do with being grown up? *uses the redhead deliberately*

In this case, it's Paige's CRAZY FEAR of turning into her mother.

In your case, nothing whatsoever, sweetpea.

Aw! *loves on Paige*

Terry: *grabs Paige's arm* You'll be in the wedding right?

*giggles* One day she'll get over it. Today... not that day.

(I suppose having an actual Jono player would POSSIBLY MAKE THAT EASIER. ahem.)

Paige: *squeaks* Uh. Yes? Wait. You want me in the wedding?

...

...

Do I have to wear a dress?

Terry: *:3* You'll see!

Cain volunteers to be the Really Impressive Clergyman.

Terry expresses surprise that Cain has become a Roman Catholic priest.

He's Episcopalian. It's like Catholic Lite. All the transubstantiated snacks, none of the guilt!

Terry wasn't aware that he was an Episcopalian priest either.

No, but he IS Really Impressive. *G*

Perhaps the Really Impressive Usher. "Bride's family over here, groom's family over here, wanted terrorists in the back, Friends of Humanity to the back LEFT..."

Now that she's amenable to. "My wedding had a bouncer!"

"Also, brave Jenny."

We like her.

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