>>Also, at this point I am about >< that far from overturning the table
>>in a fit of Hitlerian pique and screaming, "NEVER MIND ABOUT THE
>>GODDAMNED GUN!" It was really not supposed to be the only
>>thing in the story anybody gave any thought to. :)
>>
>Oops. SOrry.

Nah, my own fault. You'd think I'd have learned by now. I just feel sorry for Phil. Here he is doing all this cool stuff and I go and distract everybody with a throwaway ref about a gun that was intended as a hook for a subplot that subsequently didn't work timewise and had to be discarded anyway. That'll teach him to accept my help. :)

In fairness, if that subplot had worked, paying attention to the gun would be a good thing. But it didn't, and by the time I realized it wasn't going to it was too late to take the reference out of Mission 1, so I just had to run with it and hope it wouldn't cause too much fuss. Which, like I say, nobody to blame but myself there, right? If I had done my subplot due diligence it wouldn't have gotten left in Mission 1. Still, let's all let it go for now, yeah? I do hate to be constantly reminded of my own semicompetence. :)

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