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Chapter 68: Neither (Patreon)

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2019-09-28 20:50:27
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Since this is the last chapter of Volume 7, I feel like it's a good place to take a break from the retrospective videos for now! 

However, I'd still like to do something extra, so if there is any interest I could maybe look back at the side comics like Annie In the Forest or Traveller.

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Gunnerkrigg Court Chapter 68: Neither

A look back at the chapters of the webcomic, Gunnerkrigg Court http://www.gunnerkrigg.com Gunnerkrigg Court Chapter 68: Neither http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/?p=2011

Comments

Ama

i'd love to see retrospectives on the side comics!

D. Alfonso

I also like the idea of doing the side comics. :)

Donald Boettger

Traveller is such a poignant story. I'd love to know what inspired it.

Mimikry

> I feel like it's a good place to take a break from the retrospective videos for now! <sinks on his knees> Noooooooooooo!

Gerben Vos

Maybe this is a good moment to ask about Tom's pronunciation of Ysengrin's name. Putting the stress on the second syllable seems to me to be very weird. Is that really a common way to pronounce this name in English? The name is Germanic as far as I can see, which means the stress should be on the first syllable like in Dutch. In French the stress would be on the last syllable.

Anonymous
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Gerben, my experience of UK-English (mostly northern) pronunciation is they emphasise the second syllable of most names of people/places.

William Ansley

I would also be very interested in retrospectives on all the side comics: Annie in the Forest, Traveller, Coyote, and even City Life with City Face. I'm serious about that last one. I'm curious about what sparked your love of pigeons, whether City Face's personality is based on someone specific, and what helped inspire your particular take on urban fairies.