Depending on the shoe's condition, and the location, it likely flew out of the back of someone's truck. It wouldn't make sense if a wanderer took off a perfectly good shoe and left it unless he was tripping or mentally ill - unless the shoe was completely damaged. Though my mind right now is trying to turn the entire ordeal into a story of an international 60's spy being forced to drop his shoe from some great height because he needed a way to store vital information that he was carrying, but had to drop the shoe because he was about to be interrogated telling his government where what the possible coordinates are for the info. I'm envisioning camera angles, camera movements, actors, possible filming locations etc. But this only seems to happen when some sort of external thing (primarily songs, other ideas, and questions) stimulate my mind to think outside of myself. Firstly, though, I reason to see if and how we could make the idea happen within our budget. Then I make corrections to see if we can tailor the storyline to fit our needs without sacrificing the story. Since I'm on a tight budget, when my friends suggest doing a short film with grandiose big-budget thoughts, I quickly remind them that there is not a way to do that (at least for filming purposes) and then I try to see if we can tailor their idea to our confined budget.
I will give it. They asked, they received. Let's argue. Maybe we will learn an oppositional viewpoint and where it comes from. If it turns into a chest-beating contest or stone-walling, I'm out. Don't really want to know them if they start doing that. I'm sorry, I don't really know how to answer this question as extensively as the last.
Unless Michael had a history off disrespecting Jemma... fuck off, Alice. Even if Michael was doing it to mess with Jemma (which should be handled), Alice is the one calling attention to Jemma's weight issues while simultaneously belittling Jemma's self-control.
P.S. Thank you for doing this, you're awesome!