Talk:Lucas Woodrow

Very good idea, but I don't think people came to Rapture after the early 1950s. I don't remember any evidence saying Ryan let anyone in legally after that date. GeneralGoose 00:59, May 3, 2010 (UTC)

Just realized that, I misread some information ^.^  [Composite 4] (My Talk)

@ General Goose, I've seen a few samples of fiction/fanon with folks claiming a late-departure to Rapture. It's probably not accurate at all, but it's not terribly uncommon either. @ Composite, regarding the comment on comic books popularity at the time, he actually wouldn't have been unpopular at the time to be reading comic books. Comics (and their less popular friend pulp magazines) were fairly new in the style they were presented and it would've been perfectly average for a boy his age to read them (adults on the otherhand weren't so supportive). Probably not worth the edit, but I just found it odd. Otherwise I really love the article! I'd always figured, with the golden age of comics just having hit in the 40s, there had to have been folks who saw the correlation between plasmids/superpowers as an opportunity. This is better then any one I could have thought of though :D Anno~AD~Domini 07:12, May 4, 2010 (UTC)

Thanks for the information, small things like that may seem unimportant but I really do like having everything as historically accurate as possible.  [Composite 4] (My Talk)

Maybe you could have Mr and Mrs Woodrow opposing Lucas's hobby? Possibly to an almost fanatical, comic-burning degree? You know, thinking it's unhealthy and interferes with his schooling? GeneralGoose 23:38, May 4, 2010 (UTC)

That's a pretty good idea 'Goose. If anything it would support his later going behind their backs and splicing. It'd also give him the reason to still feel some anxiety early on, if not hiding it from his peers then still his parents. --Anno~AD~Domini 02:59, May 5, 2010 (UTC)

Any thoughts on the recent additions?  [Composite 4] (My Talk)

Good work. Damn, he's an arsehole. GeneralGoose 06:38, May 7, 2010 (UTC)