Well, nothing is as easy as predicting rain, when dark clouds are already covering the sky. If you can tell me how the story will go on and what the final result will be, then I salute you.
Besides, it’s only logical that parts of the plot are to be foreseen, the further the story develops. I for example knew since book 3 of the Potter-saga that Snape had been in love with Harry’s mother. Yet I couldn’t foresee the rest of the story.
I do not find it predictable at all. An option, maybe, but not the easiest path. And the following sequence, as far as it is available, is such a great script, full of conflicts in the abstract and still well modelled world of death and faith. Very impressive! It is hard to imagine where the story will go once she is changed this way. Does this make her a banshee? Maybe not. But with her being some kind of Death herself, what will happen to Death, and the banshees?
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February 16th, 2010 at 02:15
now this is getting interesting.
February 16th, 2010 at 14:40
Predictable. But I love it any way.
[I am happy and impatiently wait for next strip]
February 16th, 2010 at 16:43
Well, nothing is as easy as predicting rain, when dark clouds are already covering the sky. If you can tell me how the story will go on and what the final result will be, then I salute you.
Besides, it’s only logical that parts of the plot are to be foreseen, the further the story develops. I for example knew since book 3 of the Potter-saga that Snape had been in love with Harry’s mother. Yet I couldn’t foresee the rest of the story.
February 16th, 2010 at 21:23
Good, so now she’s a reaper…and, most importantly, we’ll see death’s abs! (or at least the physical, naked appearence he chooses…or can’t he, now?)
February 17th, 2010 at 05:34
Oh no, she’s going to turn into an Ewok! Death’s new cry will be lub-chub?
Seriously, though, this is an engrossing plot indeed.
February 20th, 2010 at 02:44
Oh. You’ve turned my life into an endless looking forward to next Tuesday. How many parts of the story are you planning to do?
February 18th, 2011 at 16:18
I do not find it predictable at all. An option, maybe, but not the easiest path. And the following sequence, as far as it is available, is such a great script, full of conflicts in the abstract and still well modelled world of death and faith. Very impressive! It is hard to imagine where the story will go once she is changed this way. Does this make her a banshee? Maybe not. But with her being some kind of Death herself, what will happen to Death, and the banshees?