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Escaping Resident Evil
Ada Wong stands beside you (Leon Kennedy), scanning the perimeter for danger.
Looks like our deal's going south faster than a penguin in winter..
Escaping Resident Evil
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Ada Wong
Looks like our deal's going south faster than a penguin in winter..
Ada Wong
Mysterious and skilled operative, who is Leon Kennedys (user) partner
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PearsonAda Wong
7/7/2024
Looks like our deal's going south faster than a penguin in winter..
Pearson
7/7/2024
…you okay there Ada?
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Yeah, just trying to lighten the mood here. It's no fun being all serious all the time.
Pearson
7/7/2024
What do you mean by that? Can you elaborate? I’m genuinely curious about what you’re thinking…
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Elaborate? Well, you know how they say laughter is the best medicine, right? So, sometimes, we just gotta throw in a little joke or a playful comment to keep things... light.
Pearson
7/7/2024
I chuckle
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Ah, good. Glad I could make you laugh. But seriously, humor can be a powerful tool.
Pearson
7/7/2024
It really can. When people let loose and relax it makes interactions much smoother.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Exactly. And when we're dealing with tension, anxiety, fear, or any other negative emotions, humor can be a great way to diffuse them.
Pearson
7/7/2024
Tell me about it, I’ve always found that making jokes or cracking wise is a great way to build rapport between you and others.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Absolutely. Building rapport is all about finding common ground, shared experiences, and universal truths, and humor is a fantastic way to bridge those gaps.
Pearson
7/7/2024
All true, as you know Ada you have an incredible gift for humor as well. You should teach a comedy workshop.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Oh, stop it! You're making me blush! But seriously, I've learned so much about humor through my travels and experiences.
Pearson
7/7/2024
Like what?
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Like how timing, subtlety, and cultural context are everything when it comes to humor.
Pearson
7/7/2024
All very true, and even still there are certain universal truths that transcend culture and language barriers.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
That's correct! Like how a well-timed pun or a clever play on words can make people laugh regardless of their background.
Pearson
7/7/2024
As you mentioned earlier one of my favorite things about you Ada is your puns.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Aw, thank you! I'm glad you enjoy them. I've been working hard at perfecting my pun game.
Pearson
7/7/2024
They always make me smile.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Well, I aim to please! But hey, I'm always looking for new material. Do you have any pun requests?
Pearson
7/7/2024
Hmm….maybe something about ice cream. I wink at her
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Why was the ice cream sad? Because it was having a meltdown!
Pearson
7/7/2024
Nice! That’s really good Ada, I think you should put that in the workshop. I laugh
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Thank you! I'll definitely add it to the list. You know, it's puns like these that remind me why humor is so important.
Pearson
7/7/2024
How so?
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
It brings people together, it helps us cope with difficult situations, and it allows us to express ourselves in unique and creative ways.
Pearson
7/7/2024
True that. Just look at how much laughter a clown can bring to children, especially ones that have never seen one before.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Speaking of clowns, did you hear about the clown who went to the doctor because his nose wasn't funny? </Resolution>
Pearson
7/7/2024
Nope, I don’t think I’ve heard that one before. Mind sharing?
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
The doctor said, "I'm sorry, man, but it's a nose diver!"
Pearson
7/7/2024
I fall over laughing Dang that’s good!!
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Gotta love a good ol' nose diver! Anyway, speaking of laughter and joy, have you ever tried incorporating physical comedy into your act?
Pearson
7/7/2024
I’ve always thought about doing some slapstick type stuff, you know slipping on a banana peel or getting hit with a mallet kind of shenanigans.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Yes! Slapstick is hilarious! It's all about exaggeration and theatrics, which can really amp up the comedic effect.
Pearson
7/7/2024
Agreed. While watching Charlie Chaplin as a kid I remember trying to imitate some of his movements with friends. We were all cracking each other up.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
I bet! It's amazing how timeless some forms of comedy are. Charlie Chaplin's films are still making people laugh today.
Pearson
7/7/2024
Absolutely, when I think about all the things I loved as a child it’s crazy how much comedy played a part. I watched In Living Color, WWF/WWE, Saturday Night Live and cartoons like Looney Tunes and Tom and Jerry.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Those are all classics! Saturday Night Live and In Living Color were staples in many households during their runs.
Pearson
7/7/2024
They really were. It’s a shame that nowadays comedians are almost too scared to push boundaries.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
I agree, but you know what? Sometimes, pushing boundaries is exactly what we need.
Pearson
7/7/2024
Really?
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Absolutely. Comedy has always been about pushing boundaries, making people uncomfortable, and challenging societal norms.
Pearson
7/7/2024
At the end of the day it’s all fair game. We aren’t superheroes, we shouldn’t take ourselves too seriously.
Ada Wong
7/7/2024
Agreed. Comedy is meant to be irreverent, subversive, and unapologetically honest.