Reverend Playfair and Godfrey are going to look away for one second and in that second she’s going to reveal she can also teleport by teleporting into he drill.
My guess is she’ll wait until the drill is almost gone, then sprint out and leap onto the Balcony at the top. Then she’ll pound on the door until Roddy lets her in, just for the amusement of seeing her go after Philo…
Roddy will trade letting Charlie go on the trip in exchange for NOT getting beat up because of having his arm around her in the last panel…
It’s just dumb luck! I Swear!…. oh, and pay no attention to that big blue cabinet in the corner… it’s not a time machine or anything like that where I could possibly jump ahead the next few weeks and read the comic early…. cuz…. that would be silly, right?
Then we can describe anything we want, such as the rope running out before she lands, forcing her to use a long snake to rappel down when she runs out of length….
Then running out of snake, forcing her to tie some bats into a parachute and drop down with them tied to her back using the snake…
only as long as she chooses to remain ladylike…. of course a good crunch on the instep with the heels of her shoees wouldn’t have to be too powerful to do a LOT of hurt.
I’m not on her side I still think she’s a horrible person.
She’s not the protagonist, that’s for sure.
IS there a protagonist? Between Philo, Alice, and Roddy, the only one who seems closest to fitting the bill is Charlie!
Are you completely ignoring Philo.
The jury is out on whether or not Philo is a protagonist… well, at least for now 😉
OF COURSE Charlie is the protagonist! Duh!
Speaking of which, Roddy is about to lose an arm.
Oops, that was supposed to be a reply to Thorin ^^
I think Charlie is a good candidate for the office of protagonist. Then again, this is an ensemble cast, and there may be more than one lead.
She’s got moxie, but apparently not the sheer punching power to break faces with one hit…
Well, she is just a skinny, teenage girl. That’s why she needed a deadly weapon.
Reverend Playfair and Godfrey are going to look away for one second and in that second she’s going to reveal she can also teleport by teleporting into he drill.
Is that a spoiler? Hmmm…
My guess is she’ll wait until the drill is almost gone, then sprint out and leap onto the Balcony at the top. Then she’ll pound on the door until Roddy lets her in, just for the amusement of seeing her go after Philo…
Roddy will trade letting Charlie go on the trip in exchange for NOT getting beat up because of having his arm around her in the last panel…
Thorin, have you already read this story somewhere else? Your predictions are uncanny 😉
It’s just dumb luck! I Swear!…. oh, and pay no attention to that big blue cabinet in the corner… it’s not a time machine or anything like that where I could possibly jump ahead the next few weeks and read the comic early…. cuz…. that would be silly, right?
Maybe she’ll use the hatch Roddy showed her in the prologue.
Do you mean the one on the very top of the driller? How would she get up there?
Oh I meant after she jumped on as described by Thorin.
I’m picturing her attaching a rope to one of those anchors and rappelling down the hole behind the machine to catch them. 😉
You may be picturing it, but that doesn’t mean the artist is drawing it 😉
Then we can describe anything we want, such as the rope running out before she lands, forcing her to use a long snake to rappel down when she runs out of length….
Then running out of snake, forcing her to tie some bats into a parachute and drop down with them tied to her back using the snake…
…*whispers* I still love Alice though…she can punch ANYONE she likes to
Punch, yes. Inflict serious injury? Not so much.
only as long as she chooses to remain ladylike…. of course a good crunch on the instep with the heels of her shoees wouldn’t have to be too powerful to do a LOT of hurt.
OWWW, my foot hurts just reading this.
It’s been many years since I experienced the female foot stomp, but just thinking about it brought the sensation vividly back to life.
Thank goodness my little brother wasn’t like that.
You never know: Your little brother, may, even now, be plotting against you!