>A fellow Real Genius fan and you think I'd have a problem with
>a good 'gettin' it together' montage? :)

The montages in Real Genius weren't flashbacks, at least. :) (You may have noticed that the Symphony does not lack for Real Genius-style montages; heck, there are two in Wounded Rose alone. :)

>>The rest of the album's too darn sappy to work with. :)
>
>It's not Duel music, no. :)

Scoring battle scenes is harder than it looks... though I could actually see "Higher Place" working for a friendly duel - or, rather, given the song's tone, a duel between people who are somewhat more than friends, perhaps.

Yes. Definitely something to consider...

Oh I crash
And burn inside my mind
It happens time and time again
I can't explain the way you make me feel
Oh I know
I don't have much to give
But what I have I give to you
With all the madness left inside of me...

>Well, I'm assuming that that's going to take care of itself in one way
>or another. And the answer in another post about Dorothy's
>non-violence pretty much answers the rest of my question.

Mm, not necessarily. Dueling isn't necessarily "violence" in the same sense that busting some guy's head because he wasn't keeping his hands to himself is. In fact, when some pairs of characters do it, it's more like a dance. The expressiveness might appeal to her, once she has her feet a little more firmly under that whole "emotional feedback" thing...

All I can say is, keep an eye on her and see where she goes. :)

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