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Post by ryrmyrbyr on Jan 30, 2015 21:53:29 GMT
So the court can create new bodies from dna sequences. They can even make a human body from the dna of other species. And death can induce a seamless transfer of consciousness from the old body to the next. What happens when a rabbit with brain damage transfers to a human without brain damage? Can they achieve immortality with this?
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Post by darlos9d on Jan 30, 2015 22:03:12 GMT
Guys, what if, like, the jackalope-turned guy is who Annie will fall in love with?  no stahp |
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Post by ryrmyrbyr on Jan 30, 2015 22:32:38 GMT
shippers no shipping
edit: wait I can see it now. annie will say no I wont kill jackalope. then coyote will do it by nom noming jackalope and say NO VISITS EVER. jackalope will be stuck in the court and not be able to see fairy then fall into depression. then annie will start to date jackalope because she feels guilty.
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Post by crater on Jan 30, 2015 23:36:04 GMT
I'm really going to enjoy this part too
if I was Ann I'd go for the Co2 euthanasia. Let the rabbit run down the role one last time.
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Post by arf on Jan 30, 2015 23:49:58 GMT
The Shocking Truth about Coyote Once long ago, Wile E. Coyote was trying to eat a rabbit named Bugs Bunny, but the rascally rabbit kept getting away. But then Coyote discovered a way to trick the rabbit to *want* to be eaten. Suddenly Coyote always with a full meal of rabbit, road runner, pigeon or other delicious prey. Coyote grew more powerful as each time he stole some of the magic essence of his food and added it to his own. And thus Coyote lives happily ever after. PS: Coyote is a "big admirer" of humans because convincing his prey to want to be human keeps Coyote well fed. That is ...shocking! And him a God and all, too! (Let us prey.) Jacko's unnerving silence was used to great effect in 'Tall Tales'. The conversation could be interpreted as Green Fairy being a lapicide who was totally off with the pixies. That is, until the very last panel. So, yes, I think the next few pages will be about Jack non-verbally persuading Annie it's OK to get in touch with her inner 'CHOMP!' And then the beautiful illuminations of the last few pages will collapse into the small, flat, monochromatic world of the Court. (as an allegory for how Tom balances his artistic output with the time available.) |
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Post by arf on Jan 30, 2015 23:54:38 GMT
I've been calling her (soon to be him) 'Jack', but 'Abe' is another possibility: the green fairy friend then being 'Cynthia'.
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Post by ctso74 on Jan 31, 2015 2:21:54 GMT
I know she hasn't been an Ysengrin-like medium, and not to be too cold, but a part of me is hoping she'll cavalierly snap his neck. She may see it, as both a way to end Coyote's "nature appropriate" fun, and a practical way to move forward. Previously, Muut had said, she shouldn't waste an ant's life to contact him. But, psychopomps may not be against killing itself, just its wasteful use. Plus, I'd bet Coyote's response would be hilarious. |
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Post by rosencrantz on Jan 31, 2015 3:30:15 GMT
Annie is capable of it!  |
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Post by Sauzels on Jan 31, 2015 11:57:06 GMT
I really like Annie's last expression. I don't know why. It reminds me of something. I don't know what.
Like the expression looks REALLY familiar. That's going to bother me for a long time.
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Post by OGRuddawg on Jan 31, 2015 13:39:55 GMT
Her expression does look familiar, but I can't think of it either...
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Post by Sky Schemer on Jan 31, 2015 15:42:09 GMT
Shit just got real etheric ethereal. |
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Post by Sky Schemer on Jan 31, 2015 15:47:50 GMT
Lots of people seem to think this involves physically killing the rabbit. That was Ysengin's method, but my guess is that this was not necessary to the process. What we are looking at is really just an extension of the body swapping ability that Coyote has, and which he gave to Reynard (even if that ended up being imperfect). Except here he doesn't bestow the ability to swap bodies, he just does it for them. |
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Post by zbeeblebrox on Feb 1, 2015 1:53:48 GMT
Hey don't look at me, I'm just usin' their language |
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Post by arf on Feb 1, 2015 7:56:43 GMT
Annie not impressed with Coyote's response to how to create a new body: "Bang two rocks together and you'll birth a spark."
Or, in Annie's case, transfer a spark (not the most tactful expression in this case. Not that Coyote has ever cared about tact.)
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Post by ryrmyrbyr on Feb 1, 2015 15:41:18 GMT
hey guise, its visual symboligism:  rip anti |
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Post by csj on Feb 2, 2015 4:00:45 GMT
Once a human, she can eat her own body. Weird, huh. It would be kinda cool if she did that. If I ever become a forest creature, I'll be a carnivore and eat my own body. (then I'll develop a taste for human flesh.) If I 'see an opportunity' after her human form is revealed, I will expose her cannibalistic tendencies :3 |
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