Story Time: a story by Thomas Heath

A Story by trokanmariel33

What would, in actual fact, be the consequence? For her, the more sexy one that is? Between herself and the villain, she was God. As God, she was the more sexy, the more righteous.

Danica.

The blonde-haired bimbo from pop culture's I Know What You Did Last Summer; she was what this woman who was God looked like. In other words, Danica, aka the bimbo, and this woman who was literally God looked just like each other. In other words, God was always meant to be sexier than Sarah Michelle Gellar (because Danica is sexier than Gellar).

God philosophies aside, would the actress who played Danica be offended by the attribution of the term bimbo?

In a filmmaker's studio, the villain is talking to God. The talk itself is about the identity of the Anti-Christ. About what to expect of the individual destined to become the Anti-Christ.

What the villain did, to lure God to their studio, was to use reality's most ultimate truth which is that morality's DNA and matter is intrinsically linked to visual beauty reality.

The teenage daughter of God, who in fact looked just like Hailee Steinfeld; she was also in the studio.

The villain's mission, was to have God over-accentuate based on their sexy glamour. The real mission, that is to say God's mission, was to accomplish despite looking like a bimbo the synchronicity of getting out of the villain's mission, while still saving their daughter using reality's visual beauty truth.

In other words, God actually wanted to foil the plans of the villain while in the same scenario be a bimbo while saving their daughter. Hence, the original veracity of the original question, regarding consequence.

How would God do this? They would do it, using the tactic of philosophy that looking like a bimbo as a meaning of looking like Danica equated to acting like a bimbo.

The American weekend's ability, to choose between global socialist revolution and normal society capitalism status quo; that's how God and her almost as sexy daughter would escape the filmmaker's studio.

In the end, God would have sex with her daughter, because God was sexier than the villain and because God was in fact not far sexier than her daughter (mothers are good like that).