Diane asks why Nanase cast her fairy doll spell outdoors and Charlotte answers that she doesn't know if her roommates are at home. They also argue about Diane's use of the phrase "begs the question".
Characters appearing[]
Other characters mentioned[]
- Rhea, Rick and Elijah
- Elliot Dunkel
Setting[]
- Outside Charlotte's apartment
Time[]
- Saturday, 6 days before the seer meeting
First Mention or Appearance Of[]
Art[]
- Greyscale
Layout[]
- Portrait
- Three rows: two panels in row 1, two panels in row 2, two panels in row 3 (total: six panels)
Transcript[]
| Diane | I'm glad Nanase's there with Elliot. She's one of the smartest people I know. Which begs the question... |
| Diane | Why did she cast the spell while still out here?! |
| Charlotte | Raises the question. And we don't know if my roommates are back. |
| Diane | She could at least have gone back in the car. And "raises the question"? |
| Charlotte | Begging the question refers to circular reasoning and assuming the conclusion of an argument. |
| Diane | (off-panel as Nanase, Ellen and Ashley are shown) That doesn't at all sound what it should mean. |
| Charlotte | (off-panel) Yes, but the original phrase has its origin in a mistranslation of the Latin phrase-- |
| Ellen and Ashley look at each other. | |
| Charlotte | Wait, am I insisting you stick to a usage most people won't understand originating from mistranslated Latin? |
| Diane | Yes. |
| Charlotte | I apologize. |