• rnercle@sh.itjust.works
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    7 months ago

    i think it’s rather because in second and third we’re in its head, we can read what it’s thinking

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      7 months ago

      He closes his eyes only on the third panel. We never follow him into his head. I wager it’s more a perspective/mood shift

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        6 months ago

        look at the speech bubble compared to the thought bubble.

        It’s not speaking. We “follow it into its head”