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Getting incredibly distracted from the actual content by the intro segment where he gets a bus from near Old Street station to Oxford Circus where he goes down the clearly marked no-entry entrance, but the following scene is shot in Old Street station (despite the heavily unfocussed background, I go through there every day so it's pretty obvious), then when he gets to the bottom of the escalator suddenly it's Baker Street. Not sure if they cut some early-game decisions or they just couldn't get the shots they wanted elsewhere. I figured it wasn't going to end so easily but I expected Mr Wu to tell them it was a fake himself, rather than bail on the plan because he didn't want the hassle/have the money
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Jade Star posted:I thought from what we learned last time this is all being run by Mr. Parr. I figured the crew was just told that Mr. Woe was the buyer so Mr. Parr could scam 'em and keep the real one and then if anyone catches on to the theft or comes looking, the Choi's(?) the go looking for Mr. Woe instead. That basically works for the rest of the crew but I'm not sure what May-ling's concept of the wider plan was. She made the forgery herself but is surprised in both timelines to discover that's the one they have, so presumably she thought they were stealing the original and had no hesitation in going to the restaurant to try to sell it on. What did she think the forgery was for?
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Jun 21, 2018 21:54
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Ah, I'd forgotten that detail, that's a little less weird then.
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Jun 21, 2018 22:51
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Polsy posted:What did she think the forgery was for? Well, at least they cleared that up, but yeah, not very convincingly.
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