Very briefly considered ending the fake faint on panel seven as a cliffhanger, but that'd just be cruel.
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Cramming in all those S's was fun. :D
Was originally going to have Todd say "Marjorie" or "Ophelia" or something else old-fashioned sounding, but then realized it was a good "callback joke" opportunity. :3
The man in the helmet is named Gladiator.
Closing out the dream sequence, back to thw waking world next week. Also got… a fan art update! Grace drew me a Red Riding Selkie: Thank you, Grace!
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Someone in the previous strip's commentary said they read Paul's dialogue in a hippie voice. Now I can't unhear it. XD
I love Paul.
I picked up Saints Row 4 on the Steam holiday sale and love the craziness. I also love the character creator… President Selkie in 2016 ya’ll. This strip finishes the Big Ol’ Infodump story line. We’ll see the De’Madieas again[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
There's some pretty big continuity errors here that I didn't catch in time to fix (or if I did go back to fix them it would delay the comic to the point of a skipped update). Lets make a Where's Waldo game of it instead.
Happy 2014 Selkie readers! (Actually I am posting this a few hours early, so it may be 2013 still as you read this. Early strip to celebrate. XD) It’s been another great year, and I am looking forward to many[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Sarnothi religion includes the concept of a dual-spirit. There is a spirit-self which is comparable to the idea of a "soul", but also a second spirit (a separate entity entirely) that serves as a bridge between the corporeal and spiritual worlds. Pluralized word forms are commonly used to address both a person's spirit-self and their spirit-bridge counterpart simultaneously, to avoid disrespecting one or the other.
Since, like… ALWAYS, Selkie. (For this installment of Poor Time Management Theater, I may focus on trying to make Wednesdays strip on-time then go back to this one later.)
I'd ask how many people had wondered about where Selkie's speech patterns come from, but I am afraid the amount of affirmative responses would crash the comments server.
