Date: 2010-06-10 09:36 pm (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] nefrekeptah
Okay, I'm going to be lambasted for this, but I think a lot of people here are overreacting.

Willingham just got done talking about he didn't want Steph to die, and argued against it. He clearly had nothing against her character.

His comment was insensitive, but clearly came from his annoyance of being badgered by fans of Seph over something he probably didn't even have any control over - he was writing Robin at the time, right? Not Batman.

And honestly, I sympathize - someone asks you a question often enough, even if it's a good question, and sooner or later you're going to wish you could take a power drill to your head just to stop the asking.

I've had plenty of experiences where I just wanted to strangle someone - not because I had anything against them, but because I had a long day and they had more work for me, or asked me something that I had already finished explaining.
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