Re: "Hero must first refuse the call"
Where's the refusal in all of that?
Nothing is wrong, as in no one is asking him to fix anything or save anyone or change anything. How can you refuse something if no one asks or no one needs anything?
Look at the second part of that quote. Nothing is being asked of him. In fact, the problem is no one needs anything from him.
Until they do. His daughter needs his signature. He refuses that, but that not his "call to action" or whatever it's called.
Originally posted by Staircaseghost
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Nothing is wrong, as in no one is asking him to fix anything or save anyone or change anything. How can you refuse something if no one asks or no one needs anything?
Look at the second part of that quote. Nothing is being asked of him. In fact, the problem is no one needs anything from him.
Until they do. His daughter needs his signature. He refuses that, but that not his "call to action" or whatever it's called.
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