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A glimpse into Catalina's mind...

Then a Then a Wizard, who is a flying, tiny, pink-haired, busty catgirl copies Nanase's Guardian Form becomes a Guardian, touches the Dewitchery Diamond, and gains the ability to transform everyone into a flying, tiny, pink-haired, busty catgirl with two sets of (fairy and angel) wings. Thus the world began to end. And thus began the catmallgirlshrinkfairyguardianaggedonarmageddon.

Name your pet G'Kar Name your kid Andreas Katsulas Naming your kid Pandora Chaos Raven is like naming them ebony dark'ness dementia raven way (Harry Potter fanfiction character) Naming your kid Box is like naming them Blanket (Michael Jackson's son)

http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=2255 The endless barrel of exposition explains vows and now we don't have to worry about the nature of an Immortal's vow. I wonder how Sir Edward Verres of Moperville knows this. Perhaps he, or another US gov employee had reason to extract a vow from an Immortal in the past and demanded an extensive explanation of exactly what kind of insurance that would provide then discovered that it is little better than a distracting, thunderous, traitorous thought.

http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=2256 Panel 2: Man, Edward has got that 'raising one eyebrow' thing down pat. It takes my utmost concentration to do that, especially with my right eyebrow. I can't really imagine doing that in conversation, unless I was trying to be cheesy. This is a supremely clever reason to name this story arc "Everyone needs to talk", not because the arc is 100% conversation, but because everyone is calling Elliot on his cell.

I think that there could be different main characters for different story arcs. Unfortunately, I am not enough of an alpha reader to tell you which chapters have which main character. My examples would be: Sister I: Elliot Painted Black: Grace Second Life: Ellen

Pandora lost the bet, but she gets to treat herself either way. Would you rather give yourself a coke or receive a coke from thyself? "I owe myself a coke." "Myself owes me a coke."

Hm, it depends on how much your glasses have been designed to hide. My glasses are blue and have large lenses so it's impossible to not notice them on my face.

He's a model for vow-keeping immortals atm. Also: breaking a vow is actually a serious deal the way Verres is describing it in this comic, as some sort of immortal hyper-PTSD.

Voltaire just can't get it up. This is why there are so few elves.

Not much of a big deal, that's just an 80 year obligation... unless you're making a vow to another immortal. But yeah, it just 'feels right' for vows to be binding.

Ha, Voltaire is a troll. You argue with him, he wins. It's strange that Immortals are allowed to attack those who threaten them, considering that they can immediately retreat to the spiritual realm at any time.

Oookay then http://grokcode.com/95/definition-and-origin-of-grok/

What's wrong with three dragons?

Wouldn't a dragon do just as well at distracting Greg and Grace?

And that only makes it more believable as a false flag! Pandora can literally do anything she feels like. Because you know, Chaos. But she also doesn't like things that are predictable and boring. Because Chaos, you know? So marking a pendant with an obvious symbol of her as a lead would be something that Pandora would and wouldn't do. She would do it, because having a bunch of teenagers trying to foil her plans would be interesting. It's also something she wouldn't do, because it's something a Dastardly Whiplash would do, and Pandora doesn't have a mustache to twirl.

Yeah, marking the pendant with a pithos is a possible false flag. Would Pandora really mark her tools with vaguely relevant iconography in order to leave hints that she was behind Dex's manipulation?

http://www.egscomics.com/?id=2247 I'm curious about the logistics of the fake Cheerleadra plan. It would be easy enough to scan Cheerleadra and morph into her to create a fake sighting, though such a fabrication would lack Cheerleadra's flight powers. If a true bystander comes across the decoy Cheerleadra, the super heroine wouldn't be able to show off for them. You could also photograph Elliot as Cheerleadra flying somewhere, then publish that from multiple sources the day after while Elliot is in class. A change in weather could ruin that plan. "You kept saying things, so I had to keep explaining things. Really Elliot, you could have made this a lot quicker for all of us if you could withhold your ill thought objections."

If you dislike "Social awkwardness" humour, then this comic should make you like Susan more for cutting through that bull. If you're a vegan, you will dislike Susan more for cutting a bull. My interpretation: like any good feminist, Susan assumes Tenesaid is sexually harassing her. Tenesaid is actually imagining Scooby Doo shenanigans. If he explains that properly, it will get his butt off the fire, because Susan is pretty okay.

They don't have to be scalies, they can also have watched Game of Thrones or played Skyrim to express such a desire. Whether Pandora would be able to give them such a spell would be extremely unlikely unless they were a scaly, because most of them would have blocks against wanton property destruction. Why am I thinking about this?

How has nobody yet expressed the desire to transform into a dragon for a day?

The Will Of Magic sent Disco Wizard into Grace's dreams to serve as bait for Pandora, so that he could warn her about The Great Magic Reset so that Pandora could fix the problem. There are no coincidences where The Force is concerned.