trainertaya.blogg.se

It would've been a better plot if Mirage did a little more trouble then yelling from the sideline. Didn't those thieves resemble former members of Abis Mal's gang or are thieves in the Aladdinverse so general drawn? I agree the gang could've done that journey with eyes closed. "Hey! What's a seven letter word for hit television show beginning with A?" - Genie IMO, the most dangerous thing was the two-headed wolf. A bunch of thieves with a pet cephalopod, psst!! A broken bridge? Carpet or balloon please. But, compared to other stuff they've come across, this was pretty tame. Is it just me, or did that journey not seem to be all that difficult? Mirage keeps going on and on about how the gang's perserverance over the trials and dangers. I'll chalk it up to lack of time, but I think the act was enough, maxing at him starting to show snake features. This is one has been mentioned by others, and I agree: the quick effect of the lotion when Al put it on, compared Jasmine's which took the entire day. Anywho, part of me likes it, but part of me is kinda critical of it.ġ. That, and it ended with the - to me, anyway - cool revelation that Fasir and Mirage used to have a thing going on, which is never brought up again.

I mean, Jasmine is turning into a snake and tests the kind of love between Al and Jas that's kinda neat (or it seemed that way to me when I saw it as a kid ). Part of me likes the episode, or at least the potential of the episode. I recently saw "Eye of the Beholder" over the weekend, and I've been thinking about it and wanted to get others opinions about the episode. Posted: Fri 1:31 am Post subject: Eye of the Beholder

Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Aladdin Central Messageboard :: View topic - Eye of the BeholderįAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register