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Comic 55: Horrid Horn
     Panel 1: Eve and Tony still rushing down to meet her friend.  They pass Morty on the stairs.
  Morty: "Evelyn, why are you-"
  Eve: "Lydia's arrived!"
  Morty: "Oh, dear."

     Panel 2: Morty walking down the stairs all by himself, slowly.
  Morty: "I should have recognized that horrid horn."

     Panel 3: Tony and Eve just inside the entry space to the Manor's main doors.  Tony is trying to catch his breath.
  Eve: "Quick!  How do I look?  Am I presentable?"
  Tony: "You sound...  like you're...  about to go...  on a date."

     Panel 4: Tony starting to straighten up.  Morty walks into the entry.
  Eve: "Oh hush you!  I'm being serious.  How do I look?"
  Morty: "As splendidly marvelous as ever."
  SFX: Doorknocker.

     Panel 5: Eve looking up at Lydia's father with the door wide open.  The sun is blocking out most of his body, but it's obvious that he is a little ruff around the edges but gentle-hearted.
  Eve: "Mr. Lyndell!  It's been forever since I've seen you.  How are you doing?"
  Mr. L: "I've told ye a hundred times Eve-my dear-call meh James or Jim.  Regardless, It's nice tuh see ye again too, lass.  The family is doing well, as is the business, thank ye for asking."

Description
Comic 55: Horrid Horn
     Panel 1: Eve and Tony still rushing down to meet her friend.  They pass Morty on the stairs.
  Morty: "Evelyn, why are you-"
  Eve: "Lydia's arrived!"
  Morty: "Oh, dear."

     Panel 2: Morty walking down the stairs all by himself, slowly.
  Morty: "I should have recognized that horrid horn."

     Panel 3: Tony and Eve just inside the entry space to the Manor's main doors.  Tony is trying to catch his breath.
  Eve: "Quick!  How do I look?  Am I presentable?"
  Tony: "You sound...  like you're...  about to go...  on a date."

     Panel 4: Tony starting to straighten up.  Morty walks into the entry.
  Eve: "Oh hush you!  I'm being serious.  How do I look?"
  Morty: "As splendidly marvelous as ever."
  SFX: Doorknocker.

     Panel 5: Eve looking up at Lydia's father with the door wide open.  The sun is blocking out most of his body, but it's obvious that he is a little ruff around the edges but gentle-hearted.
  Eve: "Mr. Lyndell!  It's been forever since I've seen you.  How are you doing?"
  Mr. L: "I've told ye a hundred times Eve-my dear-call meh James or Jim.  Regardless, It's nice tuh see ye again too, lass.  The family is doing well, as is the business, thank ye for asking."