In a common use way, absolutely. If we’re talking crimes we run into a similar problem. 18 USC § 1958 requires the murder be done “as consideration for the receipt of, or as consideration for a promise or agreement to pay, anything of pecuniary value” Which couldn’t apply to your hypothetical.
we can fight the hypothetical sakuma demons together .
Hypothetical. You pull out your good old rom of Super Mario Bros and start playing it, but in the middle of playing it. Mario stands completely still and looks toward the camera. Then he says "Real-a plumbers don't pirate!" and jumps at the camera, crashing the game. what do you do?
And you're so tiny and cute. Omg I have to lock in, so in the hypothetical case scenario that we run into each other I can look just as cute as you ♡♡♡♡
No an artist doesn't need to respect the hypothetical boundaries of hypothetical audience members. Just a very silly, consumerist, 'the customer is always right' mentality. Nevermind the fact I'm pretty sure this complaint is about a violent Tarantino movie, which adds a layer of pathetic to it all
But they don’t have FULL control. The rest of the alters would be in the back of the limo. They can’t control the car, they can’t see outside the car (the windows are tinted in this hypothetical) and they’re in their own bubble of awareness. They’re the ones inside of headspace, inside of the brain.
Now that you've seen how I draw Nicole as a hero, what about how I draw her as a villain? 😈 This is a piece I made as a hypothetical "bad end" to my comic. I even wrote a lil fanfic for this evil Nicole to go along with it if you're interested.😄 www.deviantart.com/b1uewhirlwin...#Nicolethehololynx
And if— This is all hypothetical, mind you. If the Phantom Thieves are the ones I know of, I can't possibly imagine they would kill anyone.
Aaaalso with a hypothetical cool ass prosthetic leg-