He looks.. almost stoned..

i wanna know what the girls are saying in the blurry panel DX

Seconded

Josephine is talking about going to the movie store for a bunch of movies while she plans her party. And mentions that CC will be going, cuz she's going to photograph the fashion show all professional-like. Jo's words, not mine.

T-square: "Ugh."

thank you. its the little thing like that. that keep me reading c:

Oh Rutherford...

Check mate...
Your move!

Best line ever: "...You look like, what 'shut up' feels like."

win

Oh Ruth, if you like her.. don't show it like a 2nd grader.

This snippet picture here makes me think "Feels good Man".

I'm an awful person~

Am I the only one that feels bad for Rutherford? D:

he DID kinda bring it on himself =/

I don't know. I think a slap was too much. Ruth may be snide as hell, but it was pretty obvious he was merely trying to tease T. Also, T's reaction makes me really, really think she needs to get some anger management therapy.

i agree on the therapy but Ruth should know better then to push the shiny red button labeled danger =/

In due time you'll feel justified or denied your feeling bad for Ruth.
As for T's anger management, this is coming up next.

"Ya know that guy might have BIG muscles and flashy red skin but I have glasses and a stunning intellect which I will now visit upon you and...." (WHack!!!)

"Don't care!"

More and more I'm finding less and less to like about some of these characters. Ruth's always been a snarky one, but he's getting plain vindictive now. And D'shea's being a kibitzing ass; so he wouldn't say a word when T's being humiliated, but as soon as he's got Ruth by himself, he resorts to grade-school-level insults.

That said, as much of an ass as Ruth is and as much as he deserved that belt (and more), I am getting a certain vibe from him. I'm gathering he actually DOES have a grudging respect for T that he doesn't show the others (besides Sasha) because she's actually got the guts to stand up and do something when she thinks there's something wrong, be it with how she's being treated or how others are being (or about to be) treated. She doesn't let someone beat him up in the street because she knows it's the morally right thing to do (really she had no other motivation, given his behavior), and later, she doesn't let -him- disrespect her and get away with it. The others, however, seem perfectly comfortable to do nothing to stem Ruth's lousy behavior (outside of the occasional, impotent squawk of shock at how far he'd go). In that way, they're beginning to remind me a lot of the "group of 20-somethings off to party and have sex" in your typical modern slasher film; the group that brings along a jerk who behaves like a braying jack ass all the time but everybody just sort of rolls with it.

This is a great observation! And thank you for the comment. I like this kind of feedback! The fact that you're finding less and less to like about them I think is actually good! Heh, the characters aren't flawless and those flaws will show thru in due time, but only time will tell if they overcome them or cope. D'shea, like anyone can be an ass, and Josephine has some issues too and that will peek thru in the next scene.
Rest assured the next scene asks a big question: "Why do they hang out with Ruth in the first place?" ^_^


But that's going to take some time, I've finished this scene and my mind can refocus on commissions for the moment. I got a lot to catch up on. ^_^' Thank you.