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Originally Posted by Prowler
Well, I think it was a realistic portrayal of journalists, actually. They do tend to be stubborn and always looking for stories, since it's their job.
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That's how I took it, perhaps that's what makes her different to the other April's.
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Originally Posted by ***First of Two Latin Kings***
and then you have your Lumberjack Lesbians.
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You've been watching Monty Python haven't you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FshU58nI0Ts 
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Originally Posted by IndigoErth
Sooner or later the characters will all be kindergartners. Maybe in 2018. (Not serious of course, but eesh... really hope it's never like that.)
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Nickelodeon...Rugrats...Nooooo! Don't give them ideas!
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Originally Posted by CylonsKlingonsDaleksOhMy
She's felt trapped by this mutant family for so long, but by the time she tries to rejoin society, she no longer feels like she belongs or can fit in. It's too pedestrian... so she goes back.
Honestly, when you think about it, it can present quite a depressing message.
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I don't look at it that way. Yeah she's an outcast as are the Turtles but that's what brings them together. TMNT has always stood up for outcasts and said you don't need to be alone because there's a place for you in society somewhere. So what if she doesn't hang out with other human beings? Her life is more fulfilled helping the Turtles. Of course April as she grows older needs a more financially stable life but in her 20s or as a teenager being around mutant turtles she at least found her place in the world. And no I don't mean a sewer...