I like to think that the drop of blood so centered in the water and upon Great Ghost Stag’s breast is both foreshadowing and indication of what has come before to our “Kerrech of the Rock”…
Oh, yeah, sorry, that was it: “This is symbolism of something that has happened in the past (but hasn’t yet been fully shown) or foreshadowing of what is to come, or both”.
I don’t get so wrapped up in my own self that I start inventing headcanon*… I leave the heavy lifting of storytelling for the author and try not to get in the way.
But sometimes I like to point at things I find obvious, that no one else has mentioned, and say “Hey, I noticed a thing!”
* At least not until the Author Is Done, at that point anything left unsaid is free for interpretationing in my opinion.
That’s very sensible of you^^ some of these I do on purpose, some of them not. I like to make my readers work with the odd jigsaw puzzle pieces they’re given^^.
Aussi, dans le monde de l'impression,
allez lire :
Chainsaw Man
Hellboy
BPRD - surtout Hell on Earth L'Homme qui Tua Lucky Luke
Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser (by Howard Chaykin and Mike Mignola)
Usagi Yojimbo
Dandadan
Head Lopper
Sandman
The Sandman Universe – Lucifer
The Sandman Universe – Hellblazer Surtout ceux dessinés par Matias Bergara
Dorohedoro
Fire Punch
Batuque
I love how you made the reflections, this is so cool!
Don’t mess with undead unless you want to be undead.
-Charles, a ghostly necromancer
Haha yet I struggled very much with them and have form time to time the urge to redo them^^ Thanks!
I like to think that the drop of blood so centered in the water and upon Great Ghost Stag’s breast is both foreshadowing and indication of what has come before to our “Kerrech of the Rock”…
Oh, I’d like to hear more about this theory!
Oh, yeah, sorry, that was it: “This is symbolism of something that has happened in the past (but hasn’t yet been fully shown) or foreshadowing of what is to come, or both”.
I don’t get so wrapped up in my own self that I start inventing headcanon*… I leave the heavy lifting of storytelling for the author and try not to get in the way.
But sometimes I like to point at things I find obvious, that no one else has mentioned, and say “Hey, I noticed a thing!”
* At least not until the Author Is Done, at that point anything left unsaid is free for interpretationing in my opinion.
That’s very sensible of you^^ some of these I do on purpose, some of them not. I like to make my readers work with the odd jigsaw puzzle pieces they’re given^^.
Dire Skull Deer. I knew it all along.
I mean, it’s the most logical conclusion, right?
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