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The Old Hack wrote:It is around this stage that the first real plot of EGS gets moving. Also we start to see more of the strength of these characters. Even lacking in physical training, Sarah keeps a cool head in a crisis and manages to get Grace to safety; not much later, we see Elliot reacting to the fact that Sarah was in danger and he wasn't there to protect her.
Also Nanase will be introduced soon.
Chaos Priest wrote:http://www.egscomics.com/d/20020318.html
Say what you like about its appearance but you at least have to admit that Grace's mental alarm clock is very good at its job. Sure, she may develop a fear of ever falling asleep again, but she gets up on time!
ChronosCat wrote:Crystal: Okay, I know the skull-thing represents part of Grace's alien heritage, but anyone know why it looked all evil and skull-like until after Painted Black?
Dragonstar wrote:I figured it was that in sleepy time, she confronted it and wasn't scared, so it changed.
In fact, part one of her dream it was evil and skull-like, then changed when she confronted it.
ChronosCat wrote:Yeah, I was trying to remember when that was and how it went without an archive trawl... The thing is, the set of strips is obviously symbolic, but we aren't told what it means. Did Dan ever actually explain, or is this one of those things we're supposed to individually figure out for ourselves?
The Old Hack wrote:I personally rather like not having everything explained. Having some room to speculate and imagine in makes me happy and can keep me occupied for long hours.
Tricia wrote:No. There's no way in hell you're going to get away with shit like that. Go ahead and state those so-called "reasons".
ChronosCat wrote:Dragonstar wrote:I figured it was that in sleepy time, she confronted it and wasn't scared, so it changed.
In fact, part one of her dream it was evil and skull-like, then changed when she confronted it.
Yeah, I was trying to remember when that was and how it went without an archive trawl... The thing is, the set of strips is obviously symbolic, but we aren't told what it means. Did Dan ever actually explain, or is this one of those things we're supposed to individually figure out for ourselves?
rista-liehna wrote:Maybe the horns were there, not because Grace was scared, but because the lespuko was?
Darekun wrote:That said, I do think Grace's dream is pretty darn clear-cut. She faces her (unconscious) demonization of her lespuko side, but is no longer afraid of it, so it dissolves, leaving the reality of her lespuko side. That she accepts(and, perhaps pun intended, embraces), and then she moves on.
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