Having thoughts rhyme: that’s dedication to the bit!
I also think it perfectly acceptable, when the medium portrays thoughts and speech, to allow those to rhyme with only the readership knowing. Probably just too impressed with myself, but I was trying to homage an infamously annoying character without them being so annoying…
Even better, their “disguised“ spoken lines on the last page also rhyme, there’s just longer pauses between them. Friend will End, and Ear with “Here-“.
I am truly impressed.
Okay, I’m hoping that Roxy has that Bardic super-power of “looks more drunk than they are” and she comes to realize her situation here sooner rather than later and can turn things to her advantage… rather than what usually happens when you mix “getting drunk” into a failing endeavor… which is normally just “makes things worse”.
I’d rather not see this mission being the one failure on the b(o)ard for our team.
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It’s the old elvish spirit, as foretold!
Turns out the level did indeed involve finely-aged liquor. Much to Mimic’s disappointment, he did not get to partake in imbibing it.
Yet.
Having thoughts rhyme: that’s dedication to the bit!
I also think it perfectly acceptable, when the medium portrays thoughts and speech, to allow those to rhyme with only the readership knowing. Probably just too impressed with myself, but I was trying to homage an infamously annoying character without them being so annoying…
Even better, their “disguised“ spoken lines on the last page also rhyme, there’s just longer pauses between them. Friend will End, and Ear with “Here-“.
I am truly impressed.
“Plastered” doesn’t rhyme with anything… yet. So it will clearly rhyme with something on the next page.
Like “mastered”. Or “disastered”.
….neither of those look like good words for Roxie.
I think it was intended as an slant rhyme with faster
Guard Faster/Bard Plaster(ed)
…that does make a lot of sense, thanks. (I’d just rhymed “guard” with “bard” and stopped there)
Roxy’s problem is that she’s comparing her weaknesses to their strengths. The
The what? Think your sentence cut off.
No, I agree with her here. I also think The
And furthermore, it goes without saying that
I’m not sure I remember what I meant to say.
Getting old, it ain’t for the
Ain’t for the young?
Exactly! You deserve a
Peanut?
No more rhymes now, I mean it!
Yeah, it’s like comparing the rind of an orange to the flesh of an apple. She
Okay, I’m hoping that Roxy has that Bardic super-power of “looks more drunk than they are” and she comes to realize her situation here sooner rather than later and can turn things to her advantage… rather than what usually happens when you mix “getting drunk” into a failing endeavor… which is normally just “makes things worse”.
I’d rather not see this mission being the one failure on the b(o)ard for our team.
Our spectral troublemaker is called Damned Skippy, right? I wonder if the stoker here is going to try get him back into the boiler.
I know the last line is a reference, just not what it’s a reference to.
Link for Madeline leaping over the wall, https://rustyandco.com/comic/level-7-37/