Harry/Marcone Relationship

[raidem]

Has Mouse ever met Marcone?

[Rasins]

Has Mouse ever met Marcone?

Now you aren't going to try to suggest that Marcone is a shape-shifted Mouse, are you?

LOL

[Kindler]

Now you aren't going to try to suggest that Marcone is a shape-shifted Mouse, are you?

LOL

It's the other way around; Mouse is a shape-shifted Marcone, who was taught how to become a Foo Dog by Tera West. Obvs. 

[raidem]

No.  Mouse is in the know of quite a few things.  If there is say a TT father/son relationship between Harry and Marcone, then I'd suspect that Mouse might be clued in on it. Maybe, Maybe not.  But it would be interested to get Mouse's take on Marcone.

There is a WOJ about Mouse being in the know.

2011 Atlanta Signing
How about a short story from the perspective of Mouse or Mister? A day in the life?
I suppose it could be done.  Mister’s would be really freaky, because he’s a cat. [unintelligible]….he’s a cat.   I guess it could be fun writing that.  From Mouse’s perspective?  I don’t know, Mouse knows too much about what’s going on, he’d give it away. Mouse is actually far more clued in than Dresden

[Rhetoric]

Has Mouse ever met Marcone?

Do the comics count?

[raidem]

Ah, very nice. It counts somewhat.

[wardenferry419]

I think that Marcone uses fatherly tones with Harry as an irritant due to Harry's stubborn attitude towards authority figures. Add in the facts that Harry lost his real father tragically, killed his adopted father, and recently become a father figure himself and that only increases his annoyance.

[raidem]

Very sensible, though on the first meeting marcone was trying to persuade Harry, so I doubt he used a fatherly facade as an intended irritant.

[jonas]

Very sensible, though on the first meeting marcone was trying to persuade Harry, so I doubt he used a fatherly facade as an intended irritant.

Considering it is largely played up by him when he does do it, one wonders where he learned it. 'Acting' a role like that take a bit of effort to develop. What's the origin of this fatherly coach personae I wonder?

[wardenferry419]

A fatherly coach is one way to describe a military platoon sargeant. Other descriptions, from my experience, are less nice.

[Rhetoric]

Jim Butcher referring to Marcone as a "paternalistic authority figure." (1h 2m 39s)

[wardenferry419]

Thank you, I don't think I have seen this one before.

[Rasins]

Considering it is largely played up by him when he does do it, one wonders where he learned it. 'Acting' a role like that take a bit of effort to develop. What's the origin of this fatherly coach personae I wonder?

And here I thought he was emulating Bill Cosby.

[jonas]

And here I thought he was emulating Bill Cosby.

roflmao

[wardenferry419]

Only if Marcone offers Harry a "special" pudding pop for his headache.