Issue 27, Page 16
Transcript
1: Melissa stands up too, looking confused. Julia keeps her stance and her stare. Rhoda doesn’t get up.
Mel: What, h… how?
Julia: I’ve known Rhoda for years.
This looks like her, sounds and smells like her, but the way it talks, the way it moves and stands…
2: Rhoda, still sitting, shrugs.
Rhoda: Some advice, Julia: if you know someone’s an impostor, don’t just… shout it at them.
Entrap them or something. Make sure you have the advantage and that you aren’t surrounded in the middle of the desert, just as a random example.
3: Julia keeps up her death glare.
Rhoda: I mean you two no harm.
I’m not a “Doppelganger” like your cat friend was.
You’re safe here.
Julia: Where’s Rhoda?
4: A profile view of Rhoda as she sits back.
Rhoda: She’s safe too, just… unavailable.
8: She holds a mischievous expression, head resting on her hand.
Rhoda: Now, do you want my help or not?
Lmao Rhoda took the words right out of my mouth, Julia dumdum.
Surprised that the snake demon doesn’t mention anything about Rhoda and them becoming *one*, the same entity, absorption, fusion, whatever—I could’ve sworn that’s what her whole ordeal was about. Not mere possession.
Ohmygosh!
I hadn’t thought of that.
Good point.
Maybe the blue monster has combined with Rhoda, like the Black Idol does.
[Oh no.] 🙂
“…How about I help you, Julia?””
“How about you go eat a STUMP, you bat-brained, slack JAWED, eye-less monster???
*Julia blows a raspberry at the monster* JUlia says: “Nyah, nyah, nyah, NYAH, nyah, you goon!”
😀
i love the little head propping to the side that the snake god does, such a sassy little prick and a nice nod to who’s really in control of rhoda right now