Gunnerkrigg Court

eh, she picked a bad time to get into soccer though, she'd be overshadowed by the resounding failure of brazil.

But by the time she actually got involved in the sport, it'd be weeks later and everyone would have moved on.

should we keep using she, or use He as they wish to be human, which means they'll end up male?

I figure we should wait until they decide for themselves.

Makes sense

And even if she does continue with this choice, she may well still consider herself female.

But in any case, the rabbit's decision is really tugging at the heartstrings here.

Tom's Looney Toons references aside.

edited 9th Jul '14 10:13:22 PM by Enlong

Yeah, there is something really bittersweet about this turn of events. I like how this comic can do that.

And let's not forget the process by which human-making happens. Not looking forward to seeing Annie wring that poor little bunny's neck.

Or INCINERATE HIM.

When did we learn that?

Ysengrin killed Red and Blue to keep them quiet and they ended up at the Court. Or maybe he would have done it anyway since that's what they wanted in the first place. They were called the Suicide Fairies for a reason.

Even though he forgot about it when he was disposing of witnesses, I thought the suicide test was entirely Ysenegrin's idea? Didn't Coyote or someone mention that he put it in place specifically because he dislikes the court and wanted to put a barrier for entry between the two?

Aw, sniff Damn allergies, making my eyes all watery.

Here, let me help you. While I cry because of the feels.

edited 11th Jul '14 6:25:44 AM by Medinoc

I think Word of God is that the standard process is a gradual transformation (like Alistair and his parents).

I wonder in Annie and Andrew will see in they can get green on next-year's roll.

Green doesn't necessarily want to become human, though.

Well, the two Mediums working together might find a way for the two friends to still mange to be friends, even with the divide between Court and Wood. Mint Green and Rose may not have to say as much of a goodbye as she fears.

And, I don't just mean remote friendship by the use of pen-palling, either.

edited 12th Jul '14 4:24:34 PM by Euodiachloris

The last time a forest denizen and a court denizen were pen-pals it didn't end well

Come to think of it, I wonder how someone like Renard would usually transfer in to the school if he wanted to go? I doubt he'd just be considered an animal.

The Court does have non-human staff.

1379

Yay!

...

Why am I getting the impression of a flat-faced Principle possibly shooting this down?

GREEN YOU CUTIE GHLRGRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRNGH

He's a school principal. Clamping down on fun happening is his job.