IT GETS WORSE. It's treated as a punchline where if "no and stop" don't work, go with "I'll kill you!" and then Jason is like "no you mean 'I'll fucking kill you!'" and then everyone in the audience laughs because it's so very funny.
My headcanon is that the real Richard met a nice witch that he wanted to be part of the pack, sort of like Marianne for the Tennessee pack. They both like camping and ugly Christmas sweaters! She's interested in where science and magic intersect! They build a relationship on more than just "you're hot, I'm hot, let's be hot together." She finds a way to break the bonds of the triumvirate so Richard can finally leave JC and Anita. Richard gets engaged again and this time they have like a year and a half to plan a lovely outdoors wedding (to which the entire pack is invited, but not Anita).
What we're dealing with here is a homunculus that's probably made out of mud and hair and Anita can't tell the difference.
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Date: 2014-09-08 04:54 am (UTC)My headcanon is that the real Richard met a nice witch that he wanted to be part of the pack, sort of like Marianne for the Tennessee pack. They both like camping and ugly Christmas sweaters! She's interested in where science and magic intersect! They build a relationship on more than just "you're hot, I'm hot, let's be hot together." She finds a way to break the bonds of the triumvirate so Richard can finally leave JC and Anita. Richard gets engaged again and this time they have like a year and a half to plan a lovely outdoors wedding (to which the entire pack is invited, but not Anita).
What we're dealing with here is a homunculus that's probably made out of mud and hair and Anita can't tell the difference.