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Post by pyradonis on Apr 4, 2024 1:37:53 GMT
And since nobody has mentioned them yet, who do you think the executioner and the other figures watching in the background are? They have the grey skin and glowing green eyes of robots, but S13 wanted to transition and be executed only after every other had been transitioned. They also remind me of medieval depictions of Death, which makes sense for the executioner, but not really for the audience. If they are supposed to be New People, then why the skeleton look? And if not, then what are they supposed to be? Some new robotic guard created by the Angel? The Seraphs after transitioning?
Spitballing here, but he may be imagining the post-transformation Seraphs. He is the one who manipulated them into going along with the boat incident. They have the most significant reason to be angry with S13. I wonder if the Seraphs are willingly keeping robot bodies until all other robots have become Nupersoned, or if Kat told them they're going last because of the boat incident. I have a felling she still doesn't trust them, but I don't know if the reason none of them have transitioned has been spelled out in-comic. According to a grammatically wonky statement by Lana, it's because they had angered the Angel. The Seraph does not disagree and it can be assumed that Lana speaks for the opinion of all or most robots and NP. Doesn't say anything about whether she speaks for Kat, of course.
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Post by hp on Apr 4, 2024 1:41:02 GMT
Oh snap!!! You can almost hear the sad trombone in the last panel, lmao
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Post by arf on Apr 4, 2024 3:46:30 GMT
Silly old Robot! Even without Annie breaking the news, he should have realised he wasn't the first.
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Post by worldsong on Apr 4, 2024 4:17:30 GMT
Whoops.
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Post by Cori on Apr 4, 2024 6:10:00 GMT
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Post by Geekette on Apr 4, 2024 8:16:39 GMT
Is it important to be the first one to die??? We all remember both Eve and Abel. And Robot's waxed poetic on the ability of Kat to give and take life away before.
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Post by pyradonis on Apr 4, 2024 13:50:15 GMT
Is it important to be the first one to die??? We all remember both Eve and Abel. And Robot's waxed poetic on the ability of Kat to give and take life away before. Makes we wonder if he hoped to be immortalized and reborn as the actual robot/NP devil this way.
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Post by Gemminie on Apr 4, 2024 19:30:15 GMT
Robot is going on about how his plan was going to go originally. He'd stay silent about his manipulation and continue to be able to be with Shadow, he said on the previous page. Continuing here, he'd then eventually be transferred to a New Person body, whereupon (he thinks) Kat would see everything he'd done and (he thinks) have him put to death. We see Robot in his notional red devil form, kneeling in a desert by some sort of either dead tree or gallows, waiting to be either impaled or decapitated by a notional humanoid figure with a sword, as more vague humanoid figures watch from the background.
The metallic feather framing theme is back as Robot says he'd have been the first of the New People to die. Annie sadly informs him that a New Person has already died. The Mystery New Person and Shadow are also visible but aren't speaking currently. Robot responds that his selfishness has left him undone.
I'm not sure what he means by that. His selfishness in wanting to be the first one to die? Or his selfishness in keeping this from Shadow? I mean, whichever way, Robot must have been able to realize that the longer he waited, the greater the chance that some mishap would occur to one of the New People and he wouldn't be able to be the first one to die. Maybe this will be clarified.
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Post by TBeholder on Apr 4, 2024 20:22:27 GMT
Let me guess… Now they will detour into the new drama, and we will never know what the original plan was.
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Post by Hatredman on Apr 5, 2024 14:05:08 GMT
was TOO into his excel sheet I don’t see why it’s the case, but am willing to agree that fetish for Microsoft products is never healthy. As a Linux and Open Source advocate, I have to agree, too.
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Post by Hatredman on Apr 5, 2024 14:07:28 GMT
And since nobody has mentioned them yet, who do you think the executioner and the other figures watching in the background are? They have the grey skin and glowing green eyes of robots, but S13 wanted to transition and be executed only after every other had been transitioned. They also remind me of medieval depictions of Death, which makes sense for the executioner, but not really for the audience. If they are supposed to be New People, then why the skeleton look? And if not, then what are they supposed to be? Some new robotic guard created by the Angel? The Seraphs after transitioning?
Spitballing here, but he may be imagining the post-transformation Seraphs. He is the one who manipulated them into going along with the boat incident. They have the most significant reason to be angry with S13. I wonder if the Seraphs are willingly keeping robot bodies until all other robots have become Nupersoned, or if Kat told them they're going last because of the boat incident. I have a felling she still doesn't trust them, but I don't know if the reason none of them have transitioned has been spelled out in-comic. Even the number of people watching roughly matches de quantity of Seraphs available. So yes, I think they are Seraphs too.
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Post by Hatredman on Apr 5, 2024 14:10:40 GMT
Silly old Robot! Even without Annie breaking the news, he should have realised he wasn't the first. I guess he wanted to be the first sentient one.
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Post by silicondream on Apr 6, 2024 3:53:41 GMT
Silly old Robot! Even without Annie breaking the news, he should have realised he wasn't the first. I guess he wanted to be the first sentient one. Or the first one to enter the ether. Saslamel & the psychopomps didn't care about the broken wing. He may also fear that if other New People enter the ether first, their beliefs will make it a hospitable and Robot-friendly place, in which case his soul won't be able to properly die or be damned or whatever he's hoping for.
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