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dear dear me, yes, it would indeed look disturbing http://wapsisquare.com/comic/sick-snowman/

I wonder if Foxglove is fae or a dullahan(sp?).

What... What just happened?

Why did... Why did she smile and go all black-eyes and creepy aura and...

Uh...

And this has... She's plopped heads on the senate floor before? And once stacked them like a snowman?

And the senate got confused by that?

Wasn't Foxglove Calista's surname?

GAH!!! ... uh... she's on our side, right? Holy Shit! Whelp, I ain't sleepin' tonight...

GlytchMeister wrote:What... What just happened?

Why did... Why did she smile and go all black-eyes and creepy aura and...

Uh...

And this has... She's plopped heads on the senate floor before? And once stacked them like a snowman?

And the senate got confused by that?

Well yes, it looked like a snowman. Didn't you read that?

GlytchMeister wrote:What... What just happened?

Why did... Why did she smile and go all black-eyes and creepy aura and...

Uh...

And this has... She's plopped heads on the senate floor before? And once stacked them like a snowman?

And the senate got confused by that?

This is the Senate you're talking about.

Some of them need a daily refresher course, with illustrated instruction manuals, to remind them how to breathe.

If shooting up the lab and assassinating some of the researchers was a violation of the human/para treaty, then i guess lining up a row of the heads of the treaty breakers is the modern equivalent of a strongly worded diplomatic note of protest?

Sgt. Howard wrote:GAH!!! ... uh... she's on our side, right? Holy Shit! Whelp, I ain't sleepin' tonight...

Yikes.

jwhouk wrote:That quiet one in the middle concerns me.

I think you called it, Joe.

Opus the Poet wrote:Wasn't Foxglove Calista's surname?

Yes.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:This is the Senate you're talking about.

I do wonder which senate, though.

Characters: Cassi, Dutch, Lorraine

I would have figured "Dutch" an appropriate moniker for the other guy introduced on Thursday... which now bears character tags of "Cassi, Lorraine, Marius, Paden".

Opus the Poet wrote:Wasn't Foxglove Calista's surname?

It took you THAT long to figure it out?

Lorraine Foxglove = Calista's mom.

Link to comic...

Yep, that's Calista's mom, alright... Been involved in trying to keep Castela safe from the start.


But how can someone confuse superimposed decapitated heads as a mere sick snowman???

Nope, nope - WOG says that's Calista's aunt.

And Agent McGuire has something in common with two other agents we know... a predilection for platelets with their breakfast.

Okay, can't tell the players without a scorecard:

• Cassi McGuire - MIB Special Agent. Hollowed cheeks and fangs (and WOG) indicates she is a vampire.
• Paden - the agent in the first panel of Friday's strip, blonde kid.
• Marius - the agent in the second panel of Friday's strip, the older guy with the stubble beard. Possibly a vampire; might be a werewolf (no WOG on him yet).
• Lorraine Foxglove - MIB Special Agent, and AUNT (not mother, per Pablo) to Calista.
• Dutch - the blonde agent who made the "sick snowman" comment; also a vampire per Paul.

Well, no reason for humans to be paranoid about THESE people at ALL....

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!! Lots and lots of new characters!!! This is as fun as meeting Devyn, Callista and gang!

Funny how Lorraine lit up when presented with the possibility of some sick mayhem... I can see where Callista gets her ornery streak from...

And if anyone had any question about just how powerful fae were, I think we can put those questions to rest, now...

Funny, I'm at the same point in one of my stories. Only my character just gave everyone responsible brain hemorrhages at 1,000 yards for threatening her kids.

ShirouZhiwu wrote:Funny, I'm at the same point in one of my stories. Only my character just gave everyone responsible brain hemorrhages at 1,000 yards for threatening her kids.

I don't think that would work. After years of watching reality television shows, and then being exposed to presidential primaries for six months, most people have built up an immunity...

Methinks Due Process is a bit strained here, not knowing the method(s) of assessing guilt.

Also, there's the Spy Rule: Don't kill them now, we may need them later!

The fact that they're not even considering the Spy Rule tells me that they don't do a lot of long range planning, or don't have to. Were the targets (formerly) Immortal Politicians? Time will tell -- stay tuned for adventure!