August 14th, 2024
August 14th, 2024
14 Aug 2024 · page 1207 of 1306

Cast: Baron Bertrand Barber, Gren, Harriet Barber, Sidney Malik

Comments (17)

  • Sturzkampf 2 years ago archived

    Just because I don’t get on with my Mum, does not mean I will automatically assume she is the thief.

    • Felixscout 2 years ago archived

      Or assume they are not a thief.

      • Sturzkampf 2 years ago archived

        You, on the other hand Mr Baron, seem remarkably well informed about this highly confidential theft. Where were you on the night of the 5th?

        • Anonymouse 2 years ago archived

          J'ACCUSE!

        • Felixscout 2 years ago archived

          With my banker counting fat stacks of cash.

  • EnchantressEmily 2 years ago archived

    Ooh, is that one of the flower petals from Elaine's hat?

    • Sturzkampf 2 years ago archived

      Obviously a plant.


      Sorry.

      • greyrook 2 years ago archived

        no you're not. and thanks.

    • John 2 years ago archived

      Could be. Although her hat was shedding them everywhere, so it would have been easy for Bertrand to put it there. I do not like Harry's mother, but this crime feels out of character for her and the way Bertrand is stressing that she is a suspect feels suspicious. I would not rule her out at this point, but I would not rule him out either.

  • Guesticins 2 years ago archived

    “No entry.” Hush up sign, Sid goes where he pleases. (And Gren too!)

    • JoB 2 years ago archived

      If they didn't, the magpie would be tearing through the closed lockers in search of whatever sooner or later. 😜

      • Guesticins 2 years ago archived

        I would like your comment if I could, but I couldn’t. Here’s a consolation like: 👍

  • B.D 2 years ago archived

    So does an insufferable affect mean he won't feel pain from a left hook, or...

  • Sapphire363 2 years ago archived

    AHHH I haven't read widdershins in so long!! I just binge read the entire thing again from the beginning, I can't believe I left it for so long its still my favourite webcomic

  • Mike 2 years ago archived

    *independent. When you've got a root that has both an -ant form and an -ent form, the suffix "-ant" indicates a noun and the suffix "-ent" indicates an adjective:

    - My four dependants are dependent on me.

    - I am confident that my confidant will not spill the beans.

    • hje 2 years ago archived

      It's not the roots that have -ent or ant forms, it's valid derivative words formed with suffix + root where the suffix is -ant -ent, according there is a root different form the noun

  • Tree 2 years ago archived

    oh look. A Clue.

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