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To what awful fate has Nadette just doomed herself???

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And why is she blushing at Monica?

if you live in a world full of supernaturals, you ARE one, you KNOW many more, it is kinda silly to say there is no such thing as mother nature ... it might, indeed, come and bite you in the ass. literally.

Catch ya in another six months to a year M!

Dave wrote:To what awful fate has Nadette just doomed herself???

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I think M was very worried that mother nature would get angry and 'find a second target'

"those of us" what exactly?

Cheesy1 wrote:And why is she blushing at Monica?

I suspect it might have something to do with where Nadette looked in panel one . . .

--FreeFlier

Monica says "it's best for those of us not to be too close... " she does not want to spoil summer for others!

FreeFlier wrote:

Cheesy1 wrote:And why is she blushing at Monica?

I suspect it might have something to do with where Nadette looked in panel one . . .
--FreeFlier

no I think she is embarrassed to be told her belief is wrong...

I would say, it's a combination of things. Yes, the eyes did stray a bit South. And, the sudden cold might have... Enhanced some things. But, also, M is coming off as a bit loony-toony.

jeffepp wrote:But, also, M is coming off as a bit loony-toony.

I suspect Monica is well aware that being a sub-Titan and a Jaguar Girl will only get her so far in dealing with The Powers That Be.

And, in a world where Force itself is personified, it's entirely possible that Nature is also a Being... one who doesn't like being dissed

So, Monica is just getting out of snowball range. She'd rather hurry back to where she can cuddle up around the cheery glow of the vintage new-old-stock Sovtek tubes in her stereo amplifier.

jeffepp wrote:I would say, it's a combination of things. Yes, the eyes did stray a bit South.

And in front of Atsali . . . who is, of course, oblivious . . .

jeffepp wrote:And, the sudden cold might have... Enhanced some things. But, also, M is coming off as a bit loony-toony.

Neither of which would help.

--FreeFlier

It could also be that Nadette has simply never seen proof of mother nature. Much like a car wont mess up for the mechanic.

Cheesy1 wrote:And why is she blushing at Monica?

My guess would be that it's because she's a person with a publicly quiet, restrained personality who is challenging the words of a highly respected elder.

Having had a bunch of snow dumped on her might make her a tad rosy-cheeked, too, of course.

Catawampus wrote: . . . Having had a bunch of snow dumped on her might make her a tad rosy-cheeked, too, of course.

It didn't happen until panel two . . . After Nadette looked down towards Monica in panel one . . .

One suspects Monica's shirt is now somewhat wet after the snowdump . . .

Wolf-who-watches wrote: Males!

You choose to hang around . . .

--FreeFlier

FreeFlier wrote:

Catawampus wrote: . . . Having had a bunch of snow dumped on her might make her a tad rosy-cheeked, too, of course.

It didn't happen until panel two . . . After Nadette looked down towards Monica in panel one . . .

One suspects Monica's shirt is now somewhat wet after the snowdump . . .

Wolf-who-watches wrote: Males!

You choose to hang around . . .

--FreeFlier

...and watch!

Honestly, I think it has more to do with the things being said, than any ogling. Personally, I think she is looking at Monica's face, right around the nose or the mouth, in the first panel.

To me, the blushing would have more to do with the fact that she thinks she is correcting an elder, and said elder suddenly pities her for the things she said and acts like Nadette is now doomed. That would also indicate why she is still blushing, on the first panel of the next page, as she is still flustered at what just happened. Monica was downright afraid to stay near Nadette, after what Nadette had said.

Catawampus wrote:

Cheesy1 wrote:And why is she blushing at Monica?

My guess would be that ... who is challenging the words of a highly respected elder.
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