RKiBtB number...uh, four or five

Keller could secretly be MADDOX.

Probably not. But I can dream.

Another reason:
Beecher doesn't read books upside down (although if you want a Beecher book rec, Brad, I saw him reading Cat's Cradle in 4x13).

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Dorian Gray - The Immortal. You're a bit of a
tragedy. Through some sort of occult dealing,
your portrait that was painted by a dear friend
takes on your aging and your sins, showing them
in their grotesque entirety through the
painting. While corrupt and horrific (as show
by the painting), your one wish is for
atonement, which the League has offered you.


Which League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (LXG) character are you? now with pictures!
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I cheated.

"Orpheus Descending"

Murphy/McManus is practically a canon couple.
"You're my guy. I need you."

And McManus trash talking Vahue? Priceless.

On the other hand, the Evil Lawyer Bitch (who I'll just refer to as Fowley because she basically is Fowley) needs to die. Right now.

The Beecher/Keller phone call made me want to cry.
"Is that an order?"
"No, this is me, on my knees, begging you."

I guess there were benefits to seeing LXG

I started rereading The Picture of Dorian Gray today at work. Yes, it was really, really slow. I'd forgotten how much I love the damn thing. Oscar Wilde has a wonderful way with words (stating the obvious, right?). Besides, the two main characters (besides Dorian) are based on different facets of Wilde's personality. There's Basil Hallward; he's an artist (a painter), who's pretty much hopelessly in love with Dorian. He knows Dorian doesn't really love him back but he wants to protect him from his sort-of-friend Lord Henry, a guy who's basically cynical and gets most of the good lines. In the first chapter alone, there are so many truths about love and art and life in general (most of them paradoxical). I was sitting there reading it on my break, laughing and smiling, and the people in the cafe thought I was insane.
( Quote analysis, in case you're already bored )

Hmm, guess I don't know myself all that well. But I do know I'm a LOSER.

Lord Henry Wotton

Lord Henry was the first big influence on Dorian
Gray. Henry introduced Dorian to his own
beauty because he was curious about what affect
it would have on the boy. As things turned
out, it corrupted Dorian completely, although
Henry never learned exactly how much. Still,
must have been an interesting
"study."

Like Lord Henry, you are witty, charming, and
pragmatic to the core. You believe that you
are responsible for no one and nothing beyond
your own self. You also have a penchant for
playing with the minds and lives of others that
may point to sociopathic tendencies. You might
want to keep an eye on that, lest someone get
hurt. But even if they did, you may very well
not care.

You're a little scary and kind of twisted, but
hella funny. You'd make a great short-term
friend.


Which character from The Picture of Dorian Gray are you?
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Brad, do me a favor and take this, k?

10 to 1 you're Basil.