These weren’t planned as a set; they just happen to go together. Actually, I just thought this little scene would be so remarkably fitting today, as I’m posting this on Coming Out Day. Funny coincidence, really. (Honestly though, now that I look at it, these pages do go well together too.)
Other funny coincidences may include finding out your neighbor is a lot like you in a unique way. Except that when they address their stances, they sound awfully different. But alike. Um, alike-ish…?
Or… not…
ALSO, because people are probably going to ask about it and the pages don’t address it: Ryan uses “girl voice” at the end of the first page here, to offer some familiarity. She’s shocked and bothered by what she’s seeing (not to mention her own slip up) but she doesn’t really want Kylie to leave, all the same. But she returns to “boy voice” just in case her brother can hear (he can’t from where he is, but you can never be too sure). I worry this whole thing might be too subtle, so that’s the explanation. ^_^
If you just took the second and third panels on their own, it looks like Ryan is about to kick so much ass.
And now, no matter what her speech bubble says, all I hear coming from Kylie is "eep"
Just make her hair golden and <i>bam</i>: Edward Elric
And now, no matter what her speech bubble says, all I hear coming from Kylie is "eep"
Thank you very much! :D