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There is an important question being asked here...Round 2 Prologue:
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I'm amused that it hasn't occurred to Templar her meaning quite yet. For somebody as badass as he is, he's kinda sheltered. Which may not be a bad thing!
Also, keep up the good work, these comics are enthralling.
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It's not that he's sheltered... (NOTHING sheltered about this guy)... it's more about a state of mind. It's not something he dwells upon because he isn't that type of man. (Unlike the type of men she is used to dealing with.)
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Very cool, and while he may have his share of character flaws, I think I may like Templar a little more now because of that. I like the depth of characterization you've put into these two, I'll be cheering you on in the upcoming rounds. Good luck!
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Thank you. You know, I used to think doing a more dramatic storyline would be easier, as the characters wouldn't have to be moving around too much just to talk... but... no... not really, it's still hard.
Especially trying to convey things with expressions and passive movement...
[You'll see more of what I'm talking about in the next few pages]
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