I can't help but feel this alternate is going to end up a little worse for them than the main one. Mindes seems much more vulnerable and conflicted in this one, and I don't want to see him hurt any further by the breach of trust.
In both versions of the story, I hope he can get some understanding and help, and I'm glad he's being given the chance to be truthful in private first. I'm not ready to condemn him for using it to cope or whatever, and it would suck if he were to get swept up in something far beyond his own issues or sins.
But the stakes are too high to keep this totally personal and private. Innocent lives are on the line, under threat of unimaginable evil, with what happens there.
I can't help but feel this alternate is going to end up a little worse for them than the main one.
I'm starting to wonder if this isn't a branching timeline at all but rather Ambus reflecting on the past long after the events that are currently taking place in the comic. Him thinking back on some of the things we never got to see, and a few that, we did with a calmer and more distanced perspective on it all that only the passage of time can provide.
I'm starting to wonder if this isn't a branching timeline at all but rather Ambus reflecting on the
I thought about that for a hot minute, but he switches tenses on the page, going from the past tense ("when he told me", "all this made me ask myself", etc) and the present tense ("there are children on that site", "I will report the site", etc) which is weird to do even if he's reflecting back on the past.
I thought about that for a hot minute, but he switches tenses on the page, going from the past tense
I think it's a mixture of both reflection and us living in the moment memories. I won't end up showing him actually confronting Mindes about the site in the alt comic, but I am in the main comic. In the main comic, I did some talking in past and present tense.
I think it's a mixture of both reflection and us living in the moment memories. I won't end up showi
