So… do I even need to bother explaining this one?<\/p>\n
I mean, I guess so, at least somewhat, but it isn’t like everyone isn’t already familiar with all this at this point. I mean, just watch the movies again and keep me vaguely in mind somewhere while you watch and it will become extremely obvious. I mean, just keep in mind that I was in college during the time Legally Blonde<\/em> was made (and when the book was written), and just watch for all the typical symbols and remember the state of Reese Witherspoon’s relationship to me at the time and it’s like… yeah, this one is super, super obvious.<\/p>\n I mean, at least now <\/em>it is, lol. I do remember the first time I watched the movie. I was utterly stunned at how… me <\/em>it was. I mean, the whole thing. I was kinda floored, honestly. I was so stunned that I bought the book and read it (maybe the only guy in the history of the world to do so, lol). I was however kinda not… putting things together, I mean not fully, and I remember now when watching it that my mind was actively preventing me, I think, from understanding certain things.<\/p>\n I mean, I was like… is… that what I think <\/em>it is? But then I was like… no? I mean, it couldn’t <\/em>be. I mean, because that wouldn’t make sense, you know. You know? You know. I mean, I saw the sequel too, and there was like a ton of stuff in there as well. I think that scene of Elle Woods studying the book on politics was in the sequel. I mean, you know.<\/p>\n Um… well, just watch this summary, I guess. Legally Blonde: Elle Woods and the Philosophy of a Blonde.<\/p>\n