PrimordialSoul253

http://www.egscomics.com/ That jerk! Was he really trying to kill Elliot all those times just to get to Tedd? Also, it seems a "Seer" is another name for what Tedd is.

Le gasp, an inversion of the skin-tight female jacket!

This is going to be an awkward conversation for Grace to get into. IIRC, she already talked about the Immortal who was giving people Marks, so it seems that she is just now remembering what the Emissary said about Magic "changing".

I know. It seems Tedd is rather sensitive on the subject, given his gender fluidity. Makes me wonder if someone will come up with the idea of Ellen copying Elliot's Superheroine form (one of them), so that she can appear in the same place as Elliot at the same time to dissuade anyone from making the connection. ...But if Ellen does use her power on Elliot, wouldn't that mean Magus gets what he wants?

But I think Mrs. Pompom would have noticed that. For Mr. Verres to be so certain, the birth records would have to indicate Mrs. Pompom is Susan's biological mother, and Mrs. Pompom would most certainly know that Susan was her daughter (unless there was a mix-up at birth, which is a rather dark turn to take). But one thing that has to be noted is that Susan shares her hair color with neither her father or Mrs. Pompom. And Jerry said that Diane was Susan's long-lost sister. Unless there is something Mr. Verres missed (depending on how you interpret "long-lost sister"), shouldn't have Jerry been more specific? That said, Verres only checked Susan's record, so we might see things cleared up a bit more if he dug around Diane's birth record. But if Mr. Pompom is parent to both Diane and Susan, that's a very bloody big coincidence for both children to be born within twenty minutes of one another, and grow up looking like twins with a hair color they couldn't have inherited from dear old Dad. All we know right now is that Mr. Verres indirectly confirmed that Diane is the only one who was adopted.