I got so sad drawing that middle panel of Claire! Even after being chosed by G.O.D., she can’t fight the self-defeating nature ingrained in her. Hopefully Gabrielle can do something about it.
P.S. Ok, screw what I said on the last page about the light source, I was delusional and forgot about this one in between. It was just… a flash of light from somewhere in the club. Yeah. D:
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Good old frank comments from Gabrielle. Also I do like the tears coming from the speech bubble itself, nice touch
Claire looks so serious and embaressed at the same time. I think she just needs a great big ol’ bear hug….and cake
light reflects in weird ways.
Aww, poor Claire. *Hugs her* You did a nice job on her expression in the 2nd panel. Same for Gabrielle in the 3rd. <33
Heh, I just realized that it’s already Monday where you are, so I get to see Sister Claire a day early.
Looking good as always! Poor Claire, I hope she finds her confidence!
Page 93 happens twice?! Anyway I feel sympathetic with poor Claire there.
I think it was good for the story to turn back on Claire’s shyness~ I mean… it’s all been so quick that one can almost forget how Claire’s character is built. Such a nice work in the middle panel
i felt really sad for her D: even knowing it’s a comic >_<
awww… she’s gonna bring the house down huh??
Aw why is Claire so nervous? I thought she was drunk from all that Holy Spirit she drank.
Not sure if this was done on purpose, but I’m seeing an ad next to the comic (left side, Project Wonderful) that’s apparently selling some book about renouncing Christianity. Now, the book doesn’t bother me, I’ve never been one to get all up in arms about religious debates, but doesn’t it seem a little ironic to have an ad like that on a webcomic about nuns?
Hee, Gabrielle is reminding me of me now.. … not sure if that’s.. a good thing.. XD
Yamino, this strip hits a little too close to home. I’m a social outcast; always have been, always will be (probably). I don’t fit in anywhere with anyone. I have had people tell me I don’t belong in polite society…so I stay here, safe, behind my keyboard.
It isn’t entirely my fault that I am this way. I am 1.98m tall, and weigh about 140kg; I also have a beard. I am -basically- a better-groomed version of Hagrid. But I’ve seen people cross the street when they see me coming; mothers pulling their children close out of fear of “the big scary-looking man.” I had kind of a messed-up childhood. Dad died and we buried him 3 days before my 1oth birthday. I am in recovery from alcoholism (14 years sober!), I also have severe ADHD that wasn’t diagnosed until I was 35.
I don’t want anyone’s pity, I just want to be understood! I want to be around people, but I’ve been hurt so badly so many times, I’ve become comfortable living in my shell.
Sorry for going on for so long, but I just wanted to say that to someone, somewhere. I don’t know if anyone will read this, but I *needed* to say it!
Thank you, Yamino; you’ve helped me more than you will ever know.
@Fuzzy
I’m really sorry to hear that, and I don’t mean this to come off as shallow pity, but real sympathy. I’ve had a lot of friends in situations where they felt like complete outcasts, and I myself have felt this way before, having moved multiple times in my life and having to adapt to new places. If you can take anything away from this comic, I want you to know you aren’t alone. Claire has to overcome a lot of self-esteem issues- I hope her metamorphosis can inspire other people to do the same. *hugs*
Isn’t this supposed to be page 94?
@fuzzy
though you be bearded and possibly even fuzzy, you among friends here.
Claire gets Sober quick O.o
must be her unborn child’s purity!!!!
lvoe the page gj Yamino as usual
aaaww, reminds me of the first concert i did in chorus. i was so glad to get off stage.
@Fuzzy
I’ve been in the same kind of situation. I’m 1,96 m. tall, weight about 100 kg, shave my head due to bad hair growth and have scars from falls and accidents while out in the open or practising sports, so I elicit more or less the same reaction. I’ve been battling depression bouts that might get me locked at home sleeping 15 hours a day and not eating for a week straight, and been through messed up stuff, like falling in love with someone that will try to murder me. I do know what you’re speaking of, and if my thoughts in it are worth something, there they go:
- DON’T hole up and hide behind a shell. That’s what people want you to do, to keep out so you don’t bother them. Well, know what? You have THE SAME right to your space, your life and social interaction than any of them. Go out. Try to do stuff, like learning new languages or going into courses, whatever. Let yourself be seen. Don’t give them the satisfaction of deciding who can go in their little “normalcy club” and who doesn’t.