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Guess who's back again? That's right: my stupid little pics because I can't find inspiration out of anything better than fanart100 prompts!

I started the lines for this during the Great Writing Project O' Doom. After that, I found I didn't want to write ANYTHING EVER AGAIN. (This wasn't helped by AP tests, where I have to bang out three essays in two hours.) So I finished this, and discovered, once again, how much I love my little Rapidograph pens. *huggles teh pens again* Did I tell you I found the same kit I have for $65 at the co-op? And I bought mine for less than five! God, I lovelovelove garage sales!

Anyway, you guys probably remember Beginnings and Middles. This is after that. Our cranky runt, M.D., has given up the fight. To her horror, she discovers that despite all her efforts to loathe him, Raige's actually a person she wants to keep around. It's just impossible to maintain proper levels of hatred when someone keeps beating you over the head with kindness, something both Gandhi and Raige full well knew. However, just because she decides he's a friend doesn't mean she's socially ept. Judging by Raige's expression, she's giving him the Facts of Life discussion. Not the one your parents give you when you turn ten; the one where you try to explain to a hormonal adolescent that you were neutered at birth and will remain prepubescent for life. Note that she doesn't see this as something wrong; in fact, she thinks herself lucky, and she has no idea why every Earthling she meets seems more willing to accept that she's from another planet and goes psychic at physical contact. Considering the circumstances and M.D.'s complete lack of subtlety when explaining the matter, Raige takes the news fairly well. And thus begins a friendship.

God, I hate drawing legs. But somewhere along the way, I started to like drawing that green plaid jacket. I blame this on an overdose on Flogging Molly.

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Guess who's back again? That's right: my stupid little pics because I can't find inspiration out of anything better than fanart100 prompts!

I started the lines for this during the Great Writing Project O' Doom. After that, I found I didn't want to write ANYTHING EVER AGAIN. (This wasn't helped by AP tests, where I have to bang out three essays in two hours.) So I finished this, and discovered, once again, how much I love my little Rapidograph pens. *huggles teh pens again* Did I tell you I found the same kit I have for $65 at the co-op? And I bought mine for less than five! God, I lovelovelove garage sales!

Anyway, you guys probably remember Beginnings and Middles. This is after that. Our cranky runt, M.D., has given up the fight. To her horror, she discovers that despite all her efforts to loathe him, Raige's actually a person she wants to keep around. It's just impossible to maintain proper levels of hatred when someone keeps beating you over the head with kindness, something both Gandhi and Raige full well knew. However, just because she decides he's a friend doesn't mean she's socially ept. Judging by Raige's expression, she's giving him the Facts of Life discussion. Not the one your parents give you when you turn ten; the one where you try to explain to a hormonal adolescent that you were neutered at birth and will remain prepubescent for life. Note that she doesn't see this as something wrong; in fact, she thinks herself lucky, and she has no idea why every Earthling she meets seems more willing to accept that she's from another planet and goes psychic at physical contact. Considering the circumstances and M.D.'s complete lack of subtlety when explaining the matter, Raige takes the news fairly well. And thus begins a friendship.

God, I hate drawing legs. But somewhere along the way, I started to like drawing that green plaid jacket. I blame this on an overdose on Flogging Molly.