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Girl Genius Comic for Monday, July 02, 2023

I just re-read The Last Unicorn, for the first time since Junior High. I remember that I loved the book, and it was so good to revisit it. The language and visuals are so beautiful. I recently picked up The Way Home (Two Novellas from the World of The Last Unicorn) but it's been absorbed into the house and I can't find it at the moment. I wanted to read the original again first anyway.

Maybe I'll find The Way Home soon. The books are everywhere, and there's a thick layer of cardboard-box and packing material icing over everything. My house will never be tidy again.

Until I find it, I've still got Thirteen Storeys by Jonathan Sims of The Magnus Archives podcast to go through. I hope I love it even half as much as The Magnus Archives.

But for now, it's back to putting books in boxes! Yay!

--Kaja

Girl Genius Comic for Monday, July 02, 2023 Girl Genius Comic for Monday, July 02, 2023

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To me, "okAY" seems completely unreasonable, unnatural, and at odds with the way I have ever heard the word said. Leaving that aside, to me at least, the way the work "okay" is emphasized on this page looks like a typo because it doesn't match the way the work should be divided into syllables and that is why I brought it up.

William Ansley

Since the "K" is an unvoiced consonant, it is reasonable to think that its sound is not stressed. That is, oKAY and okAY represent different renditions of the word and the latter seems a little more natural.

In the last panel, at the end of Vipsania's dialog balloon, the bold-italic emphasis style is used to show that she is emphasizing the last syllable of "okay" as shown below. (Since I can't use styled text in these comments as far as I know, I will represent the emphasized portions of the word with uppercase letters.) okAY But "okay" actually should be broken down into syllables in this way: o-kay. This is according to my knowledge and the Internet. https://www.howmanysyllables.com/syllables/okay So, the word "okay" should be rendered as shown below, if only the last syllable of the word is intended to be emphasized. oKAY

William Ansley

It would be as bad as the backside of a feline mounted on the wall! A catastrophe, I tell you!

Michael Bacon

If Library Cat School is not called the Mewniversity, I say we riot. :D

Le'letha

Or Brother Marcus. (See panel 4)

Of course she got the goofy cat. Curious to see what Franz has planned...

Elka Tovah Davidoff

Kliban! That name takes me back. Nice homage! 😸


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