Grey DeLisle, 40 secs in with introduction.
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Be back with Laura.
I didn't comment on Grey, because, as a Midwesterner/Neutral Accented individual, I have always found that her manner of speech is... peculiar. But, yes, Laura Bailey, definitely.
Grey DeLisle, 40 secs in with introduction.
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Be back with Laura.
Think Fargo.
Think.... Sarah Palin.
Grey DeLisle, 40 secs in with introduction.[/spoiler]
The Avatar: Last Airbender character sounds like a California girl to me.
Think Fargo.
Think.... Sarah Palin.
Erm no way, she sounds nothing like Palin! That's a very distinctive accent.
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Hmm... not really.
Think Fargo.
Think.... Sarah Palin.
Sarah Palin? Naw she has more of a...weird accent?
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Think Fargo.
Think.... Sarah Palin.
XD That's more the Minnesota "hoser" accent. I think by Midwest they mean major metro Midwest. Chicago, St. Louis, and most Ohio cities. Halle Barry's an Ohio girl (like me) and has the Midwest/Neutral accent.
XD That's more the Minnesota "hoser" accent. I think by Midwest they mean major metro Midwest. Chicago, and most Ohio cities. Halle Barry's an Ohio girl (like me) and has the Midwest/Neutral accent.
Yeah, agreed. Although I hate calling it the "neutral" or "standard" accent (which ML didn't do, to his credit) because it's not neutral if you're not from there; it has its own sound. Also, the Midwest is mostly white, so that also creeps me out a bit when people say it's "neutral/standard." (Good example with Halle though)
XD That's more the Minnesota "hoser" accent. I think by Midwest they mean major metro Midwest. Chicago, St. Louis, and most Ohio cities. Halle Barry's an Ohio girl (like me) and has the Midwest/Neutral accent.
Oh but also, be careful with that Chicago thing b/c the president is from Chicago and HO BOY does he sound like he's from Chicago lol (well he's not from there, but he sure has the sound)
EDIT: Meaning, Chicago is a very distinctive sound.
Yeah, agreed. Although I hate calling it the "neutral" or "standard" accent (which ML didn't do, to his credit) because it's not neutral if you're not from there; it has its own sound. Also, the Midwest is mostly white, so that also creeps me out a bit when people say it's "neutral/standard." (Good example with Halle though)
I guess it's "neutral" more in that it's the accent that the press and most actors use. And I would argue the white point. More Major Metro regions (Chicago, Columbus) have extremely large immigrant/mixed ethnicity populations. Particularly in more University Towns.
I don't care what you people say, now every time I see the Femmquisitor, I'm gonna have Sarah Palin's voice running through my head.
You betcha.
And she turns and finger points at the screen and throws ya a wink when she says it 
I grew up in Virginia, but basically have a "Midwest" accent. It's pretty plain, with no twang or anything like that. Think American newscasters. This wikipedia article might help explain it.
I didn't comment on Grey, because, as a Midwesterner/Neutral Accented individual, I have always found that her manner of speech is... peculiar. But, yes, Laura Bailey, definitely.
Agreed with Laura Bailey. Grey sounds more like a Californian to me.
Agreed with Laura Bailey. Grey sounds more like a Californian to me.
Yeah, to me, too.
And she turns and finger points at the screen and throws ya a wink when she says it
Immediately after taking down a dragon.
Oh, Maker. Now I've got a mental image of her sliding down the neck of a slain dragon chirping, "Taking down dragons, you betcha!" with her stupid glasses and a Fargo hat.
Oh but also, be careful with that Chicago thing b/c the president is from Chicago and HO BOY does he sound like he's from Chicago lol (well he's not from there, but he sure has the sound)
EDIT: Meaning, Chicago is a very distinctive sound.
Yes, yes they do. My daughter's mother-in-law is from Chicago and has a very distinctive accent. As do those from Minnesota.
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Well at least Laura Bailey's still in the running. DeLisle was always a pipe dream for me anyway, since she already played Velanna.
Well damn, I didn't make the connection till right this second. She DOES play Velanna. Wow, I don't know how I missed that lol
That's so funny that someone asked if the quizzy would be a southerner lol I can sort of picture Matthew McCnoughey's voice coming out of that pimp hatted inquisitor 
Yes, yes they do. My daughter's mother-in-law is from Chicago and has a very distinctive accent. As do those from Minnesota.
Ah, Minnesota lol
That's so funny that someone asked if the quizzy would be a southerner lol I can sort of picture Matthew McCnoughey's voice coming out of that pimp hatted inquisitor
I'd be romancing my Inquisitor then lol
Yes, yes they do. My daughter's mother-in-law is from Chicago and has a very distinctive accent. As do those from Minnesota.
That is pretty true. XD I guess most of my experience with Chicagoans have been ex-pats that moved to the Central Ohio area and I didn't detect a discernable difference. But maybe they acclimated better, because, boy, there are some strong Chicago accents.
I was kind of wishing they'd go southern... like, omg, Sawyer on Lost.
Then again, I'd only ever play the Broquisitor and I'd never get anything done. Just..cycle through the same conversations. Over and over. Slightly salivating.
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