Episode 2 - In About Six Hours I Lose My Virginity To A Fish

It’s summer break for Mark and his friends, but supervillains don’t take a vacation. Mark is forced to face the consequences of Omni-Man’s double life.

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  • BoobeamTrap@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    My first thought when Eve put that building back together was “how the hell does she know how to make a building properly?” and then immediately the construction supervisor said the exact same thing. I was giddy! Building codes and red tape exists for a reason, and I’ve never seen that acknowledged before in fiction!

    Except the building was fine.

    It was the vacant lot that collapsed due to a sinkhole that she wasn’t aware of. If she had been, she could have fixed it.

    I think this is still an important lesson for her to slow down, but her work wasn’t the problem here. It was not fixing a problem that she didn’t know about.

    • inconspicuous_male@alien.topBEnglish
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      10 months ago

      It’s the fact that she’s cutting through red tape that’s the problem. What if the building she put together doesn’t have rebar in the concrete where it’s supposed to? Or if the plumbing is put together in a way where in 5 years a contractor is going to have to tear out an entire wall to fix something because she doesn’t know how plumbers lay out their pipes? The playground collapse is the immediate worse case scenario for this type of sloppiness but usually problems like that don’t become apparent within a day. The construction manager was right. “Built by a teenage superhero” doesn’t mean anything to construction inspectors whose entire job is to make sure buildings are safe for many years to come.