![]() ![]() ![]() What does this mean for him? Why must his new status be doomed to disaster? ![]() He passes up a chance to enter paradise in order to do the right thing.Īfter much suffering, Manhog ends up in a robe, as he had in one of your previous Frank stories. Whim is bad news for absolutely everyone but himself.Īs you say, Manhog is responsible for Whim's acquiring a hallucinogenic plant-body what's significant in this story is that he feels morally obligated to clean up after himself.a first for him. But if you had Whim in your life, you'd want to get rid of him, for sure. If Whim were removed from the perennially shifting equation of the Unifactor, things would be radically different there, at least until a new opportunist stepped in to fill the void and that newcomer could be even worse than Whim, so it's probably best to leave things as they are. ![]()
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