It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Maya the Bee.
It's hard not to see this as Muir both stumbling on having no idea how to proceed, and a niggling awareness how empty it all feels to him. This is supposed to be a moment of triumph for him, but even his gloating seems half-assed.
On a somewhat unrelated note, I grew up watching Maya the Bee! Unlike DBD, it had coherent plots and sympathetic characters.
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DeleteIt was the Day's "Because".
DeleteAh! Missed that.
DeleteThat's actually what gets me the most about this blog. I don't think I could come up with a new "Because" every single day, year after year.
To be fair, I've almost certainly got a few repeats in there.
DeleteTo be even fairer, I sometimes missed days by accident.
To be even more fairer, when I started I was frequently doing more than one a day because I went through all of Muir's backlog.
JTC:
ReplyDelete"Even crushing them and their women is not enough…they intentionally destroyed the lives of good Patriotic Americans for no reason other than hate."
No reason other than hate, he says.
This is all just so exhausting. It really is.
As I keep noting, they project everything, even their own projection.
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