D.A.N.G.E.R. Spells the Hangman (spoilers)

[SDLagent]

How so? I don't see any difference.

Yeah. They sure do.

What the heck? You're totally contradicting yourself. Do you even know what you're talking about?

[AlwaysAJoefan]

What the heck? You're totally contradicting yourself. Do you even know what you're talking about?

She didn't seem to contradict herself. 

How so? I don't see any difference.

That seemed to be concerning the Hardy Boys in the UB's themselves.

Yeah. They sure do.

That seemed to be concerning the UB's version of the Hardy Boys compared to the whole series. Different writers present different sides of a character.

[Hardy Boys UB Fan]

She didn't seem to contradict herself. 

That seemed to be concerning the Hardy Boys in the UB's themselves.

That seemed to be concerning the UB's version of the Hardy Boys compared to the whole series. Different writers present different sides of a character.

Thank you!

[SDLagent]

She didn't seem to contradict herself. 

I posted that "Frank and Joe don't act like Frank and Joe", referencing to the fact that they act different in the UB than they do in other Hardy Boys series. Hardy Boys UB Fan replied, "How so? I don't see any difference." Then when Mac agreed with me, UB fan posted "Yeah. They sure do", agreeing with the fact that they act different in other series even though she'd just posted that she didn't see any difference.

[MacGyver]

I think she was agreeing with what I was trying to point out- that Frank and Joe act a little differently in the UB books because the writers have a different vision for the characters and are purposely distinguishing these books from previous characterizations, while retaining some basic aspects. (Not that this seems to be a particularly good vision though.)

[AlwaysAJoefan]

I think she was agreeing with what I was trying to point out- that Frank and Joe act a little differently in the UB books because the writers have a different vision for the characters and are purposely distinguishing these books from previous characterizations, while retaining some basic aspects. (Not that this seems to be a particularly good vision though.)

That's what I thought.

[Hardy Boys UB Fan]

That's what I thought.

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