Page 92. Aaaaand scene.
This page is going up early because the chapter is done! Chapter ender on Monday! Then on to the next one!
O Human Star
by Blue Delliquanti
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Page 92. Aaaaand scene.
This page is going up early because the chapter is done! Chapter ender on Monday! Then on to the next one!
Scritch scritch scritch…
I can’t wait to find out what the deal with the scratching is. I know there’s some sneaky thing being built up from the beginning.
Seems to me that it’s like a coping mechanism. He thinks he screwed up, bigtime, because his actions led to Sulla unintentionally revealing she’s not a human being.
Possibly? He also picks at his shirt a lot, so maybe it is nervous fiddling, but we also can’t discount that there’s some kind of carryover from his original illness… given how close he is to his “original” version, anyway…
Oh no! Thigfried again?
in one of the earlier flashbacks it’s revealed that he has scars on his upper arms, possibly self-inflicted. I’m guessing that’s why he scratches them when stressed.
… of course, this body has no such scars, unless they were replicated along with everything else.
Actually he does have the scars on this body!
http://ohumanstar.com/comic/chapter-3-page-57/
Ah! I missed that the first time!
I thought Brendan was just having a moment, there. :D
o: titus is picking up sulla’s things how kind
TITUS PICKING UP SULLA’S BAGS. What a sweetie oh my gosh
Ahhggg Let’s stay with Sulla. I mean I like Al and Brendan, but I love Sulla. She’s having feels right now! D’=
Titus! You little cutie pie, you!!!
Amaaaaaaazing!!!
My emotions are all over the place after this page! Concern for Sulla, pondering on Al, joyful for Titus grabbing the stuff, and then fear for Al as Brendan yells at him. Can’t wait to see how the chapter ends!
While I think Bredan’s car is cool, How the hell did he get out of it? It looks like he would have had to fold himself in half to step out of it.
I did notice the ‘little sea captain’s’ eyes go a bit wide when he heard Brendan calling to Al, I think he’s putting the pieces together.