@HopesGaming it's oddly satisfying to see all the formulas in the sig as my brain tends to work through analysis and logic. Might be a big reason I have a "soft spot" for Gracie. (Of course, she's smoking hot too, so there's that reason, as well.)
On the topic of the theories being bounced around (on here and your Discord channel), I have to wonder how often people have guessed something correctly and you've thought, "Crap. Maybe I wasn't as clever as I thought." Or, on the other hand, you thought you were laying more than enough hints at a future plot twist / secret / etc. and have been facepalming while reading over the theories.
I'm guessing the second one is more often than you care to admit publicly. haha!
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Here's a couple of quotes for you both:
"There is no great genius without a touch of madness." -- Aristotle
"The thing about smart people is that they seem like crazy people to dumb people." -- Stephen Hawking
Personally, I agree. Luna is not as "crazy" as she pretends to be. It's her way of separating the wheat from the chaff, so to speak. Some of it might have become habit (shoot first, ask questions later) but that's more than likely something she's grown accustomed to over the years. The rest, is her defense mechanism in which she scares off all but those she finds worthy of letting in.
As for Gracie; that nut is harder to crack. I feel she has been sheltered for so long (and from her version of growing up) by everyone and it seems more that she just has no basis for emotional comparisons. Her emotions vary wildly from sudden bouts of joy to complete disregard but, not much in between. To be honest, it almost seems like she would be diagnosed with a minor form of Asperger's Syndrome even if it's from being sheltered her whole life and not from an actual neurological condition.
