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I'm wondering, what kind of neighbourhood is it when you can leave a lawn mower on the front lawn and not worry about it being knocked off?

I just finished bingeing the whole comic to this point.
Wowza, I love the narrative he has, and the characters are all believable and likable. :)

rustyhauser said:
I'm wondering, what kind of neighbourhood is it when you can leave a lawn mower on the front lawn and not worry about it being knocked off?

The fantastical furry universe, where everyone gets fucked but no one steals your lawn mower.

Oh, this doesn't look good. I hope Morissa doesn't get the wrong idea considering previous assumptions. Hope Serah will be all right.

xavros said:
Oh, this doesn't look good. I hope Morissa doesn't get the wrong idea considering previous assumptions. Hope Serah will be all right.

Although, if Morissa did call the police or CPS on Keith, it would be a really interesting reason for Seb and Serah to have to explain everything.

Let's not forget, remember the face she made when looking at this :P
https://e621.net/posts/2212014

raine232 said:
Let's not forget, remember the face she made when looking at this :P
https://e621.net/posts/2212014

She was looking somber at the end of the family photo from the end of yesterday, not that one, I’m pretty sure.

What is it with everyone and thinking Seb and Serah have to come clean....just stop. Someone finding out makes more sense. "Ermahgerd he has to tell all the things".... that's you.

Morissa probably thinks that Serah has come to her father.

rustyhauser said:
I'm wondering, what kind of neighbourhood is it when you can leave a lawn mower on the front lawn and not worry about it being knocked off?

Where i live, you can leave a riding lawn mower.... bikes.... your car unlocked and windows down and no one bothers them. And no, I am not in a ritzy area. I live in the South off a busy street and people wave at you when you drive down our side street. Places exist ;)

Half expecting the topic of her and her dad coming up.

Cause I'm pretty sure this was the girl that thought she was with her dad instead of her brother.

Gut & heart wrenching…, I just hope the truth comes out about whom she’s been intimate with; dad doesn’t deserve to be the fall guy.

sekriess said:
What is it with everyone and thinking Seb and Serah have to come clean....just stop. Someone finding out makes more sense. "Ermahgerd he has to tell all the things".... that's you.

Yeah, it's annoying. I'm guessing it's a fetish for them, like the people screaming non-stop about pregnancy in the story.

sekriess said:
What is it with everyone and thinking Seb and Serah have to come clean....just stop. Someone finding out makes more sense. "Ermahgerd he has to tell all the things".... that's you.

I'd actually prefer some middle of the road thing. Finding out and coming clean have entirely different ways the story would go in terms of feel and general story flow.

I'm not one camp or the other because frankly I don't think that matters. For all we know BK will leave it sit and the ending will be openly ambiguous about the future.

Whatever they decide the story I'm confident will be as excellent as it's always been. I for one got everything I was hoping for in terms of plot and then some.

Morissa's wondering why Serah's knocking at her door at night and why she's walking the streets at night. But at least we know why Serah wasn't replying to Seb's texts earlier on.

Could this be the moment Serah spills her guts to Morissa?

Poor Serah she looks like such a mess. Okay so Maybe Seb did act like an a$$ but she has to know how he feels about her. And she must feel the same or she wouldn't be so messed up right now.

purpledragon2020 said:
Poor Serah she looks like such a mess. Okay so Maybe Seb did act like an a$$ but she has to know how he feels about her. And she must feel the same or she wouldn't be so messed up right now.

I'd be an ass too if someone started putting all of the pressure of a situation on me. "Whats your plan" "What if" etc. Seb even offered to stop before they even started,she's as guilty in this as he is. She's right to be confused, somewhat right to be angry but she legit flipped on him instead of just trying to talk it out. She was the one not being fair. BUT they are teenagers. Relationships at that age alone are hard to maintain.

rustyhauser said:
I'm wondering, what kind of neighbourhood is it when you can leave a lawn mower on the front lawn and not worry about it being knocked off?

Where I live they will even steal your gutters!!!

bigfella said:
Morissa's wondering why Serah's knocking at her door at night and why she's walking the streets at night. But at least we know why Serah wasn't replying to Seb's texts earlier on.

She's probably lying when she says her phone died. You can see on page 4 that she left seb on read. She didn't reply because she didn't want/dare to.

This comic's amazing, we all know that much, but that transition tho, going from Keith's advice straight to the moon which establishes the lighting and setting/time of day, then we go to the front of a house, the door with Sara's shadow, and then to a face we haven't seen in a bit, now confirming for us that were back into the story from Sarah's perspective, and then at the bottom adding the "Last night" box to tie everything together and tell us what we likely allready figured was happening is just incredibly good story telling, so so good.

sekriess said:
I'd be an ass too if someone started putting all of the pressure of a situation on me. "Whats your plan" "What if" etc. Seb even offered to stop before they even started,she's as guilty in this as he is. She's right to be confused, somewhat right to be angry but she legit flipped on him instead of just trying to talk it out. She was the one not being fair. BUT they are teenagers. Relationships at that age alone are hard to maintain.

You took the words right out of my mouth.

purpledragon2020 said:
Poor Serah she looks like such a mess. Okay so Maybe Seb did act like an a$$ but she has to know how he feels about her. And she must feel the same or she wouldn't be so messed up right now.

There was no him being an ass in that last scene together

sabrefox said:
Where i live, you can leave a riding lawn mower.... bikes.... your car unlocked and windows down and no one bothers them. And no, I am not in a ritzy area. I live in the South off a busy street and people wave at you when you drive down our side street. Places exist ;)

wendigo_psychosis said:
Where I live they will even steal your gutters!!!

1. @Sabrefox Oh I know that. My last neighbourhood I lived in, I had a 1992 Toyota Celica, just restored, new motor, new gearbox, fresh coat of paint, removed all the rust and no rego whatsoever. I left it parked on the street, windows down, keys in the ignition and went out for two hours. Came back and the car was there, keys still in it, repair manual on the seat, the broken radio I had removed was even sitting on the driver's seat where I left it. My poor mother almost fainted from shock because we had always lived in real rough neighbourhoods.

2. @wendigo_psychosis Sounds a bit like my old Houso neighbourhood, where people would go as far as to padlock their garbage bins

sabrefox said:
Where i live, you can leave a riding lawn mower.... bikes.... your car unlocked and windows down and no one bothers them. And no, I am not in a ritzy area. I live in the South off a busy street and people wave at you when you drive down our side street. Places exist ;)

In the 1950s.

rustyhauser said:
I'm wondering, what kind of neighbourhood is it when you can leave a lawn mower on the front lawn and not worry about it being knocked off?

A civilized one...

I am genuinely surprised no one said that the moon looks like the Death Star from Starwars

rustyhauser said:
I'm wondering, what kind of neighbourhood is it when you can leave a lawn mower on the front lawn and not worry about it being knocked off?

well i've lived in some pretty nice neighborhoods where i could have that...you know what they say...location location location

ccat5 said:
In the 1950s.

nah here now...i have always lived in decent neighborhoods. you know you can look at crime maps before you buy or rent a place right?