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And now, timeline.
Feb. 5th, 2008 08:13 amMay 2018
Marla leaves, for good this time she says, after a fight about kids. Tyler decides it's time for a change.
June 2017
And there's a break, and he ends up on a locked ward babbling about angels while nice doctors adjust his meds. After a few months of this he almost feels real again.
January 2016
Marla comes back. There's a fresh lip print scar on her husband's hand, and six space monkeys in her spare bedroom.
He doesn't want to talk about it.
October 2015
Marla leaves to find herself. Corporate art across the southwest is destroyed over the next few months.
June 2014
Tyler and Marla get married, drunk, in Vegas. The whole cliche. They say they mean to get it annulled, but somehow they don't.
January 2014
Job opportunities are short for ex-cons, even white ones with degrees, so Tyler goes into business for himself. He starts what he christens the 311 Soap Company. The name does not drive sales, but he won't change it. The soap sells enough to keep him in a big old house on the edge of Tempe, Arizona.
December 2013
Tyler graduates from VCU in Richmond with a degree in chemistry and finance and a 3.7 GPA, only two years and a bit late. He's moderately impressed with himself, and would be more so if he didn't walk the stage at his graduation with a black eye.
March 2011
Tyler gets out of jail with his high school diploma, a couple of interesting new scars, and a bunch of new minions.
Miraculously, he finds, Marla has not changed her number.
December 2010
Jack Garrett Moore, d.o.b. 11/1/90, legally changes his name to Tyler Moore Durden. He keeps the old last name in the middle mostly to taunt the wimp within.
Gary Moore does not send his congratulations to his son's jail cell.
November 2008
The heat comes down on Fight Club, and Tyler gets convicted of trespassing, fraud and possession of an unregistered firearm in a state that treats 17-year-olds as adults. His sentence is three years in lockup, no parole.
Once he gets there, as soon as he's established he's for real -- it only takes four fights and one small explosion -- he starts studying for his GED like he's getting paid for it.
April 2007
Tyler leaves Fandom. On the causeway, he is met by two soldiers of Project Mayhem, who take him to a Fight Club safehouse.
He almost doesn't go, but then just says screw it.
Marla leaves, for good this time she says, after a fight about kids. Tyler decides it's time for a change.
June 2017
And there's a break, and he ends up on a locked ward babbling about angels while nice doctors adjust his meds. After a few months of this he almost feels real again.
January 2016
Marla comes back. There's a fresh lip print scar on her husband's hand, and six space monkeys in her spare bedroom.
He doesn't want to talk about it.
October 2015
Marla leaves to find herself. Corporate art across the southwest is destroyed over the next few months.
June 2014
Tyler and Marla get married, drunk, in Vegas. The whole cliche. They say they mean to get it annulled, but somehow they don't.
January 2014
Job opportunities are short for ex-cons, even white ones with degrees, so Tyler goes into business for himself. He starts what he christens the 311 Soap Company. The name does not drive sales, but he won't change it. The soap sells enough to keep him in a big old house on the edge of Tempe, Arizona.
December 2013
Tyler graduates from VCU in Richmond with a degree in chemistry and finance and a 3.7 GPA, only two years and a bit late. He's moderately impressed with himself, and would be more so if he didn't walk the stage at his graduation with a black eye.
March 2011
Tyler gets out of jail with his high school diploma, a couple of interesting new scars, and a bunch of new minions.
Miraculously, he finds, Marla has not changed her number.
December 2010
Jack Garrett Moore, d.o.b. 11/1/90, legally changes his name to Tyler Moore Durden. He keeps the old last name in the middle mostly to taunt the wimp within.
Gary Moore does not send his congratulations to his son's jail cell.
November 2008
The heat comes down on Fight Club, and Tyler gets convicted of trespassing, fraud and possession of an unregistered firearm in a state that treats 17-year-olds as adults. His sentence is three years in lockup, no parole.
Once he gets there, as soon as he's established he's for real -- it only takes four fights and one small explosion -- he starts studying for his GED like he's getting paid for it.
April 2007
Tyler leaves Fandom. On the causeway, he is met by two soldiers of Project Mayhem, who take him to a Fight Club safehouse.
He almost doesn't go, but then just says screw it.
