The problem that shorter guy (is he really shorter than Nappy? or just kneeling out of fear?) has is that he is planning on making a fancy tunnel, rather than simply one that is quick and will stay up long enough for the troops to get through, not like they ever plan on having a mass-transit carriage going between the 2 countries >.>
You are correct about Farraux being short. And, yes, he does have a grandiose idea of himself… his own Napoleon Complex… which will be important many, many pages from now. Many. Holy cow, what did I get myself into?
“Quel dommage!”, not “quelle”: dommage is masculine, “quelle” is the feminine form.
Quel dommage indeed 🙁
I’ve always found French to be a difficult language, but somehow I expected that Napoleon would be better at it.
Hey, I’m not Napoleon. I just have a Napoleon Complex 😉
In this case, he’s your creation, so really it’s Napoleon who has a mvandinter complex.
That would be a singularly undistinguished complex. I couldn’t imagine anything less deserving of a diagnosis.
… and I did not even notice the missing “m” the first time. Tsk tsk.
Quelle honte, mon bon monsieur!
Ah, silly Napoleon, asking such practical questions. Way to shatter a nice dream.
Oh, Stig Hemmer, don’t fret. This and upcoming pages are just placeholders while the stick-figure team ramps up to speed (see comments on page 41).
The problem that shorter guy (is he really shorter than Nappy? or just kneeling out of fear?) has is that he is planning on making a fancy tunnel, rather than simply one that is quick and will stay up long enough for the troops to get through, not like they ever plan on having a mass-transit carriage going between the 2 countries >.>
You are correct about Farraux being short. And, yes, he does have a grandiose idea of himself… his own Napoleon Complex… which will be important many, many pages from now. Many. Holy cow, what did I get myself into?
Wait, he is short, and a mining engineer. He’s a dwarf who shaved so he can go around without drawing too much attention to himself.