The other day I was hanging out with my super cool friend from Springfield (hi stephanie!).
I seriously had not seen her in like for. eva.
and as we were driving along in the car she was TOTALLY laughing at every. freaking. joke. i made.
i was thinking it’s because im so funny.
but then.
i noticed that nobody else in the car was laughing.
at any of my jokes.
so i was all “I’m glad stephanie thinks im funny,” and in my head i was thinking “THAT’S why we’re so close.”
but.
then she was all “oh, sometimes I just give you a sympathy laugh.”
frick.
i guess that’s because we’re friends on an even deeper level than i thought — i mean she obviously has my back.
also, im thinking it’s because i have a dry wit, and although other people find me HILARIOUS, they don’t feel the NEED to laugh out loud.
right?
right?
Young Aubigny’s rule was a strict one, too, and under it his negeros had forgotten how to be gay, as they had been during the old master’s easy-going and indulgent lifetime (Choplin 1). In this quote, it shows that the effect of rule varying across different masters, also affects the ones under the rule. It also shows the hard-heartedness that Aubigny had, and foreshadows his response to the child.