And by that I mean good fleshing out of a few things (get your minds out of the gutter!)

In particular the Laurie situation. I hate to say it though, but Laurie is dead. This Laurie is just a ghost. A shade of the real thing. And sure she lives in a world where ghouls can become great custodians of arcane knowledge, or just drive taxis, but the Lisette we all knew and loved is gone like Byrne's Vision (not that I compare you with Byrne).







You've gotta love Tandi. (I mean, she's made so you do, but aside from that). And this little scene also did a good job of capturing perfectly how she's not just another 'robot' like Anna - but has her own particular personality and is therefore individual. Like all robots.

Robosapien Rights Now!




Poor deal Laurie. And poor Beth. Nice outline of how Laurie and Beth are now kind of connected too. Sad though that even in death and accident-induced-coma both women are still tools.

Laurie must have done some really bad shit in a previous life for this karma to fall on her in this one (even in its death she can't escape)!

And I'm not sure who got off here - Icy or the Hood. Let's face it, Christmas magics has gotta be some deep and dirty stuff. Even more powerful than Herringcap. Even more powerful than the Hood. If you asked who would win between the Hood and Santa my money would always be on Santa. So Hoody is one lucky bugger really.






She is the Queen of Air and Darkness.




Pfft. They need to fully strip her of her mortal raiment yet. Then she can lay the smack down.





I quite like how this scene was set up. Very nicely written, which is kind of appropriate really.







Oooo, interesting.

I wonder if she's connected to the Fates of old? Or perhaps a Muse?


More please.