REPOST/LNH: The Namer Boy -- Documentary Project: Season One #1

[Jeanne Morningstar]

On 10/19/20 10:47 PM, Arthur Spitzer wrote:

> "I mean if it's not a prank -- then it must be some super villain plot.  Hmm," said
> the ninja mulling that idea over for a bit.  "But why would any super villain do
> this?  They would surely know that I would never ever approve of something as stupid
> as this.  But wait," the ninja gave another long dramatic pause, "Is that part of the
> plan?  That they expect me to NOT sign off on this obvious cinematic abomination.  Is
> that the long game here?  Is that what they're expecting me to do?"
> 
> "Err...?"
> 
> "Yes, that could be it.  It makes perfect sense.  Any mastermind worth their salt
> would know that I would never ever approve of a Namer Boy documentary -- that it
> would never ever happen on my watch.  And that's how it begins.  How it all begins!
> Some dark timeline leading to an apocalyptic future that could have been easily
> stopped if only I had done this stupid and absurd act of signing these papers.  Hmm."
> 
Well this is a bit that has an interesting double meaning after HHS #6.

Based on the timeline, this is the main UN appearance that would have 
been Nina--and that actually fits very well. Because if that's her, she 
is not just trying to second guess an enemy trying to figure out how 
Ultimate Ninja thinks--she's simultaneously trying to second guess how 
Ultimate Ninja thinks herself, and worrying about getting it wrong.

Then again, based on the the timeline split and Hypertext-Timeline 
discussion in #14, this could very well be a situation where this is 
both the original AND the second Ultimate Ninja.

Jeanne Morningstar