Ellen tells the others about Nioi and the dreams about a second life.
Setting[]
- The Verres family's house
Time[]
- Saturday, March 9, first year
Cast Appearing[]
- Ellen Dunkel
- Tedd Verres
- Nioi
- Susan Pompoms
- Second Life Ellen
- Second Life Kaoli
- Grace Sciuridae
- Nanase Kitsune
- Sarah Brown
- Justin Tolkiberry
Other characters mentioned[]
First appearances or mentions[]
Art[]
- Greyscale
Layout[]
- Landscape
- Two rows: four panels in row 1 of which the rightmost one is narrow and the second one from left is wider than the others, four panels in row 2 of which the rightmost one is narrow and the second one from left is wider than the others (total: eight panels)
Transcript[]
| Ellen | Elliot, Grace and I told the rest of you about that weird girl, Nioi, who showed up at "The Nest" last week... |
| Ellen shares a panel with a reminder image of Nioi. | |
| Tedd | The girl we're suspicious of due to her association with the evil version of me, but who I'll also be baking cookies for should I ever meet her on account of her saving Grace's life? |
| Ellen | (voice over an image of herself with Nioi's finger on her nose) ...I don't know about the evil parts, but yeah, her. What most of you don't know, however, is that she beeped my nose before she left.. |
| Susan | ...which was part of an insidious plot to help you win "American Idol"? |
| Ellen | No, but don't think that hasn't occurred to me. Anyway, Nioi was in our world for a different reason, but when she discovered I was... born from the Dewitchery Diamond, she offered to help me, but didn't really say how she would do that; she beeped my nose and ran off before explaining. |
| Ellen | Nioi believes in reincarnation and... and a bunch of stuff I don't really get, but one of her beliefs is that the soul being younger than the physical form of the body can, like, twist the mind, or something, and lead to dementia. |
| Ellen shares the panel with an illustration of herself, looking up at her own soul as a sort of childlike friendly-ghost version of herself. | |
| Ellen | (voice over a reminder image of young Second Life Ellen) Her method of helping me was, basically, to age my soul while I was sleeping by having me experience about eighteen years of the life of another version of me... |
| Ellen | (voice over a reminder image of young Second Life Kaoli) ...alongside her duplicate, Kaoli. |