ok so I didn't really remember the shot location too well, I admit it.

I still feel like it's retarded that Max shoots her point blank and it ends up being simply a bump in the road.

What do you guys think of that tornado thing coming down? Related to Julia being saved, related to Barbie saving Julia, or related to Jr joining the group of 4 again?

This post was edited by Shokaloop on Sep 3 2013 04:04pm

but it was kind of important to the story line, if max didn't shoot Julia then Barbie and big jim wouldn't have went after and killed max, and Barbie wouldn't be a fugitive

Tbh I think it's juniour, I think once the 4 of them touched the mini dome it made like a "team" and now if anyone on the team tries to leave that team or go against it, bad stuff will happen.

I believe Julia was the reason of the tornado coming down. I think she is the monarch.

Yes, that's my point. A person getting shot is simply a mechanic to advance other angles of the story. The direct action of getting shot doesn't actually mean anything for the person receiving the bullet. They just gloss over that part (oh don't worry, Barbie can fix her with a pen and a plastic bag! Yeah right dumbasses).

If Maxine had said she didn't intend to kill Julia (just wound her to scare Barbie), then I wouldn't feel so bad about it. But I really think she meant to kill her.

This post was edited by kayeto on Sep 3 2013 06:02pm

whos the red head? i know her from somewhere

and i swear i read a book almost exactly like this.

Rachelle Lefevre. Given that under the dome is a book, I would think so.
You probably remember her as Victoria from the Twilight Saga.

Way to feed that troll, yo.

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