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Ralphy

posted 17 years ago by caybay182
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What kinds of things do you think he was taught/experienced once taken by the demon (whatever the hell he was)?

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[–] Collinwood 17 years ago

I would assume that there were a lot of chess games played … =) Totally serious on that, Linoge just seems like a … thing … that would prize intelligence over anything, so other than teaching his little Mini Me to despise humans (I would also presume that when I say “despise humans” I mean their motives and lying characteristics) he would also teach him intelligence, and to me it just seems that Linoge is the chess playing type … what do you think?

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[–] twkpops78 14 years ago

I would like to know that myself. I can tell you one thing---he didn't have to worry about going to school or doing house chores. Lol.

[–] answermehere 13 years ago

He's wearing a SF Forty Niners jacket at the end isn't he?
Maybe it involves football? So... football and chess?

[–] guitarwaytoheaven-1 13 years ago

of the Forty Niners edition of chess...that's right, chess pieces dressed as football players

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[–] mjones1313 13 years ago

Arrogance, contempt and the channeling of infernal power.

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[–] TheFatDruidofNacyl 13 years ago

To annoyingly show his fangs for no real purpose..j/k

I think the basics like math and language and history, but also science and alchemy and magic.

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[–] oldsalt61 12 years ago

To be ticked off because he was named after a character in a Christmas movie.

[–] childer_orion700 12 years ago

I like the idea of LiNoge playing many games of chess with Ralphie.

[–] NovaIncognito 12 years ago

No offense, but, while he may have taught him the game, I cannot see them spending too much time playing chess with little pieces of plastic (or wood or or stone or whatever you want) on a board.

While chess is a game of strategy that puts emphasis on planning and thinking several steps beyond your current choices and actions, as well as attempting to estimate how your opponent most likely will react, I am sure Linoge would teach him these things using real people as pawns in real life situations.