If you don’t get it go to tvtropes or a search engine, and look up “Vera gun”. It’s a Firefly reference! 😀 I haven’t seen that movie myself but it seems typical of most movies with people who have emotional attachments to their weapons in it! 😀
It’s from the series, not the movie. And anyone who hasn’t seen either should watch them. It’s right at the top of Joss Whedon’ s game. And the Vera thing is very funny and a great example of Joss’s mastery of dialogue.
I thought Lt. Chekhov already had a good gun.
That already went off
Wonder what he would’ve said if Red had said “no”? 😀
So does that mean he’s personified his gun, or is his “gun” actually a person or creature?
Good reference here even if some people don’t get it.
If you don’t get it go to tvtropes or a search engine, and look up “Vera gun”. It’s a Firefly reference! 😀 I haven’t seen that movie myself but it seems typical of most movies with people who have emotional attachments to their weapons in it! 😀
It’s from the series, not the movie. And anyone who hasn’t seen either should watch them. It’s right at the top of Joss Whedon’ s game. And the Vera thing is very funny and a great example of Joss’s mastery of dialogue.
Just caught up… WOW! Lovin the stories. Very creative and the action sequences are so much better. PS. I don’t remember Red’s gun…