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** Yet another related FridgeBrilliance is that it might be part of the reason why Death decided to bring real Joe back to life after all - so that the connection between him and Susan wouldn't be severed until her time comes. In that light his reply to Bill that he "not exactly" said goodbye to Susan might take on a whole new sinister meaning...
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** Yet another related FridgeBrilliance is that it might be part of the reason why Death decided to bring real Joe back to life after all - so that the connection between him his human form and Susan wouldn't be severed until her the time comes.comes for her to go straight back to him. In that light his reply to Bill that he "not exactly" said goodbye to Susan might take on a whole new sinister meaning...
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* At first glance, the entire conflict about whether Susan should be taken by Joe right now or not makes no sense because of TheProblemFightingWithDeath; as in, Joe could have just waited till Susan's time comes. FridgeBrilliance, however, states that in his human form Joe began to experience time rather differently (Bill correctly guessed that being human took its toll on Joe) so some extra years without Susan probably seemed to him to be much longer than were he in his usual timeless form. His newly found appreciation of the human sense of time is hinted at in his threat to Drew at the end - by that time Joe had actually understood that to a human even a day might seem long enough, let alone a millennium.
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* At first glance, the entire conflict about whether Susan should be taken by Joe right now or not makes no sense because of TheProblemFightingWithDeath; TheProblemWithFightingDeath; as in, Joe could have just waited till Susan's time comes. FridgeBrilliance, however, states that in his human form Joe began to experience time rather differently (Bill correctly guessed that being human took its toll on Joe) so some extra years without Susan probably seemed to him to be much longer than were he in his usual timeless form. His newly found appreciation of the human sense of time is hinted at in his threat to Drew at the end - by that time Joe had actually understood that to a human even a day might seem long enough, let alone a millennium.
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* At first glance, the entire conflict about whether Susan should be taken by Joe right now or not makes no sense because of TheProblemFightingWithDeath; as in, Joe could have just waited till Susan's time comes. FridgeBrilliance, however, states that in his human form Joe began to experience time rather differently (Bill correctly guessed that being human took its toll on Joe) so some extra years without Susan probably seemed to him to be much longer than were he in his usual timeless form. His newly found appreciation of the human sense of time is hinted at in his threat to Drew at the end - by that time Joe had actually understood that to a human even a day might seem long enough, let alone a millennium.
** Yet another related FridgeBrilliance is that it might be part of the reason why Death decided to bring real Joe back to life after all - so that the connection between him and Susan wouldn't be severed until her time comes. In that light his reply to Bill that he "not exactly" said goodbye to Susan might take on a whole new sinister meaning...
** Yet another related FridgeBrilliance is that it might be part of the reason why Death decided to bring real Joe back to life after all - so that the connection between him and Susan wouldn't be severed until her time comes. In that light his reply to Bill that he "not exactly" said goodbye to Susan might take on a whole new sinister meaning...
