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Wait...THIS IS SIMILAR TO A NOIVERN TF STORY I ONCE READ!
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Never trust a unknown child with a unknown drink.
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It's interesting to me how you don't show your parents faces.
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I wonder what kind of science Raven's parents are (were?) trying to achieve. If it were transformation, I doubt they'd have the guy strapped to a table like that, considering what happens in the coming pages. But then again, we can't be sure of their success rate at this point, either - just that whatever they're doing to their subjects is painful. Maybe they ARE attempting transformation, but they have such little faith in their serum's success that they haven't made proper accommodations in the event it actually works.
... Then again, maybe I'm just thinking about this too hard. XD
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hm, i tried to think about cause its difficult to try and find out why they do this. but they were once some good scientists who made some great leaps in science but as time went on their success dwindled and as more experiments went wrong and only caused illness or pain to their subjects they liked it more. It was an easier way to take out their frustrations on their subjects rather than to actually try a new formula and have it fail again. it pretty much came to this point where they pretty much just abandoned their research only to dwell in this area of evil
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Ah, what a transition. I imagine the psychological repercussions of seemingly unending failures (and following such great success, nonetheless) could be that severe.
I'm happy you're thinking about these kinds of things. I see far too many stories where the bad guys are bad guys "just 'cause they feel like it." In my opinion, it's far more engaging when there's something that drives otherwise good people to do bad things, and I think it makes for much better storytelling.
Thanks for sharing. :]
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yea, "just cause" can be a reason but doesnt always make for a thrilling story. I always figure that if i want something very specific to happen then there needs to be a reason why that would happen
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new words for the last panel, does this look like the face of pain?
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these are adorable ^.^ , i love this series so much
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oh god, I would not trust you if I were on that- I MEAN, oh look, we meet the test subject!
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"as free as a bird"
I see where this is going...
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Her so this is her first experiment yay can't wait to see the results
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But doesn't this make the assumption, and the way you run the facility, make all of the tfees love their forms? You always say they get used to it. I don't get that, I. Also might add I didn't like being a furret all thatt much.
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Ok, she is just.... I never thought of it that way, but now that I think about it, the only subjects that were "harmed" were the one who tested the mind fuck syrum and those who didn't volunteer. And, now I want to just be her little pet to comfort her. I mean, her parents were how I thought of her, and man was I wrong, Keep up the good work, and this should definatly be an actual anime or cartoon or something.
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Let's take a trip on the TF train and see what passenger we have today!
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dude, i know how it feels to be tortured, guy on the table.
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"Free as a bird." HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM. I WONDER WHAT THAT WILL DO.
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free as a bird.... interesting choice of words for a future tf scientist
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