For instance, human players would never be able to adequately diagnose the relationship between the queen and her archagent. But troll players could immediately place it as a dead ringer for kismesissitude. They would think we were all pretty stupid for not getting it. And they would be right.
1) Humans can't understand the relationship between SS and BQ
2) Trolls instantly recognize it as kismesissitude
3) Trolls think humans are pretty stupid for not getting it
4) Trolls are right, humans are stupid
Now, the narrator voice does not actually state that they are kismeses, but it is VERY STRONGLY IMPLIED.
I dunno, this list seems to be more of what you are saying based off of what you remember Andrew saying. Unless #4 was supposed to be a joke, in which case WHOOPS ACCIDENTAL INTERNET FORUM DRAMA.
Really? Because I was pretty much just rephrasing what Andrew said in the paragraph of romance exposition dump I quoted. I did mention that it was a quote, right? Wait, are
you joking? I can't tell with no smiley faces to give direction. Anyway, here's the same quote, with the list I wrote shuffled in it. And added bonus commentary. At this rate, I'll have nothing left for the DVD release of this thread.
For instance, human players would never be able to adequately diagnose the relationship between the queen and her archagent.
1) Humans can't understand the relationship between SS and BQ
There really aren't many ways this can be interpreted. Humans, FOR REASONS AS YET UNSPECIFIED, cannot grasp the true form of the hate between the Black Queen and archagent Jack Noir.
But troll players could immediately place it as a dead ringer for kismesissitude.
2) Trolls instantly recognize it as kismesissitude
Trolls, however, have something humans lack. They instantly diagnose the relationship as one of KISMESISSITUDE, a form of troll romance. Could this be why humans got it wrong? They cannot understand the relationship because they lack the concept of kismesissitude, with the implication that trolls are correct about this? It is ultimately left unstated, shrouded in mystery, only implied rather than exposed.
They would think we were all pretty stupid for not getting it.
3) Trolls think humans are pretty stupid for not getting it
The trolls look down on humans and their SIMPLE, LINEAR ROMANCE. The humans just don't understand the subtle emotions of bilateral hatred at play here.
And they would be right.
4) Trolls are right, humans
are stupid
The narrator agrees with the trolls' assessment human mental capacity, further implying that the trolls were correct about the relationship between the queen and the agent. Of course, the "they would be right" could also refer to trolls' relationship diagnosis itself.