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Posted at 10:55 CST! http://wapsisquare.com/comic/inside-voice/

Despite the wisdom we've seen, Castela is still a stinkweed at times.

I think that's a bit more than an outside voice. That looks a bit like the makings of a tantrum.

That's a bad hair day, to end all bad hair days!

(or, given that there's probably saliva involved, should I say "The worst case of spit ends I've ever seen!"?)

RAWR!!!! hehehehe

Go get 'em Pickle!

Where have I seen that before? Oh yeah...

shadowinthelight wrote:Where have I seen that before? Oh yeah...

If there's a kid in the class named Seymour, he should probably be worried.

On the other hand, the para-teacher definitely gets points for unflappability.

shadowinthelight wrote:Where have I seen that before? Oh yeah...

makes me wonder if Audrey II is one of her first cousins.

That's new.....

What was Castella's middle name again?

Dave wrote:

shadowinthelight wrote:Where have I seen that before? Oh yeah...

If there's a kid in the class named Seymour, he should probably be worried.

On the other hand, the para-teacher definitely gets points for unflappability.

Along with any boy whose mother told him “Son, be a dentist."

That's her Snapdragon form.

So losing human form, not a problem. Roaring like a lion with volume to match, big problem.

Gyrrakavian wrote:That's new.....

What was Castella's middle name again?

Enora. Apparently a Breton variant of the Latin "Honoria", means "honor", used mostly in France these days (all according to various baby-name info sites).

More of a John Carpenters' "The Thing".

Do the teen paras look at monster movies and laugh?

Also..... Is the bear girl related to Bernadette and her sister,
or are they more common than we've been lead to believe?

jayessell wrote:More of a John Carpenters' "The Thing".

Do the teen paras look at monster movies and laugh?

Also..... Is the bear girl related to Bernadette and her sister,
or are they more common than we've been lead to believe?

Who knows? Maybe that "monster" (and the various people it turned into ) was an ACTOR and NOT special effects like everyone assumes??... maybe Carpenter was in-the-know about Para's and that was actually his way of getting the "general public" used to the fact... the only "special" part to the effects were the two actors swapping places during the cuts where we think it's the actor getting swapped out with a plastic/wax model! (or whatever they used back then)

as for the bear-GIRL... um, according to the cast list under the comic, that is TIMMY... unless we're going with non-standard naming, then that means HE'S a BOY...

Also, i think Timmy sort of looks more like a lion.

The little girl Castela is playing with is her buddy from the Halloween party.

Gyrrakavian wrote:That's new.....

What was Castella's middle name again?

Enora(honour)

Dave beat me to it.

It's a pretty name she has, rolls off the tongue nicely.

Ms. Coney. I love it. She seems very capable. And in control.

I wonder if Pickle's doing that intentionally or just as an unexpectedly appropriate expression of anger. Timothy DOES appear to be a lion boy, and roaring is part of how lions establish dominance. If the former, she's very knowledgeable about the behavior patters of her fellow paranormals.

I wonder what the toy was that was the bone of contention. Castela and Daylla should have made Timothy join them in their play, if he wanted it so much.

I'm sorry, but when I saw the RRAAAWRR!! I immediately thought of this: World's Cutest Frog.

Maybe it's just me.

Ms Coney, so unflappable. Makes me wonder if she is related to this "Bunny"

Dave wrote:

shadowinthelight wrote:Where have I seen that before? Oh yeah...

If there's a kid in the class named Seymour, he should probably be worried.

On the other hand, the para-teacher definitely gets points for unflappability.

Except her bunny ears... hehehe