February 26th, 2014
February 26th, 2014
26 Feb 2014 · page 332 of 1306
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Cast: Alexa King, Edie Shaw, Gladys Shaw, Mrs Sykes, Samuel

Comments (26)

  • BillSoo 12 years ago archived

    Did...did she just drug Sam?!

    • Fairportfan 12 years ago archived

      I dunno - i DO know that i wouldn't drink anything either one of those two handed me until she drank it first.


      And it still might not be safe.

      • Tre 12 years ago archived

        A very fair point. One I am not sure how he missed. Maybe its the post victory euphoria. Any case we can guess she has mischief on her mind in giving Sam a drink. Its just how she is. Maybe she fancies him? Also, despite being from a much earlier time he does seem to have a good mind. Just too stoic.

        • Hornet 12 years ago archived

          "Just too stoic." Don't think that will be a problem for our two lovely flappers.

        • Thomas Chappell 8 years ago archived

          Maybe he’s just decided if the green-haired black lady with the tats and the piercings wasn’t dangerous (to him! — she sure was dangerous to Gluttony!), then maybe whatever surprises these two have for him will also turn out alright in the end.

    • Jeff 12 years ago archived

      If she did, it's probably because she and her sister are going to try to bring some muscle back with them to their own time. And of course, Sam appears a not unhandsome fellow to boot.

      • Oarboar 12 years ago archived

        That's true. If the sisters are heading back to their own time, where they left off is a spot where they could use some help.

  • Del 12 years ago archived

    The future is about to hold something just a little bit terrifying for Samuel!

  • Tikatu 12 years ago archived

    Hm. Wondering now what happened to the "butler".

    I don't think Gladys drugged him; I think she broke through his reticence for drinking spirits.

  • Chug 12 years ago archived

    Would that I could, unfortunately, all donations of any kind are suspended until I get my student loans under control.

  • pingo1387 12 years ago archived

    I'm hoping that's not one of her "special" drinks...

    • ShakeJake 11 years ago archived

      I'm hoping it is! Would be great for the sisters to get some help in that particular situation. Also, the thought of Gladys, Sam, and Edie going on adventures in 1927(?) full of excitement, alcohol, and Badger vs Bear matches makes me snicker.

  • Nomen 12 years ago archived

    "Perhaps the future is not as terrifying as I had thought; people still lose consciousness when I put them in a headlock."

    • BrokenEye 12 years ago archived

      Moral of the story: Eugenics is bad, but not in the way you'd think

  • Darkoneko Hellsing 12 years ago archived

    I...I wouldn't trust that drink.

  • DocHarleen 12 years ago archived

    Yay, a bit more Sam before the end of the story! I just wonder why he never made it onto the "cast" page...

    • Kate A 12 years ago archived

      He's got a tag, I've just been slow about putting a picture/description on it, same with Sykes! I'll get it done soon, hopefully.

  • Sturzkampf 12 years ago archived

    Is no-one going to take this opportunity to remonstrate with Mr Cartwright Junior?

  • Rolan7 12 years ago archived

    He didn't know what year he's from, right? I have a crazy theory...

    • Sturzkampf 12 years ago archived

      Post-apocalyptic future? Post-independence Scotland?

    • BillSoo 12 years ago archived

      He looks like he comes from a time before the hotel was built, but that can't be so because the hotel needs to exist in his time in order to eat him. Also his knowledge of sleeper holds and flour bombs is anachronistic for the medieval period.

      • Stephen E Wilson Jr. 11 years ago archived

        This a really old comment. But upon re-reading the archive I have to tell you.The knowledge of flour being really flammable is old as making flour. But a very good guess.

  • SoItBegins 12 years ago archived

    Is that a good idea??

  • Nonesuch 12 years ago archived

    Uhhh... She... she isn't planning to drug him and drag him along to her spot in the timeline as her personal boy-toy, is she? ^^; Is she?

  • Jeanie 12 years ago archived

    Ah. Amazing how different he looks without the hair pomade, huh?

  • Nonesuch 12 years ago archived

    I'd like to comment on what a tough old bird Mrs. Sykes is. I mean, the owner of the Gula must be half her age at best, and she is helping him out of the building! ;)

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