The second panel becomes really interesting after you read the third. On first reading, it seems like Esther’s sister’s (I don’t think her sister’s name has been given) thoughts are based on what she wants to hear in Esther’s tone of voice. This seems contradictory because of the large bold “NO” Esther says in the first panel, which seems to emphasize that she doesn’t want to go back to school. The “enhance” in the final panel shows the “O” as a modified smiley face emoji—which provides an interesting visual representation of what Esther’s sister hears. In other words, Jaimes’ enhancement of the “NO” in the third panel shows readers what Esther’s sister hears. Really well done.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member almost 2 years ago
You just need to improve Esther’s new years resolution.
cubswin2016 almost 2 years ago
I think that is wishful thinking on her part.
The Reader Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Don’t tell her that the letterer’s pen is skipping again.
dcdete. almost 2 years ago
So is the enhanced view of, N colon backwards C supposed to look like a fly on the ceiling’s view of a toilet seat?
VICTOR PROULX almost 2 years ago
Kids who like school should not be allowed in the comics.
Decepticomic almost 2 years ago
I think Esther’s mother might be insane.
danketaz Premium Member almost 2 years ago
It’s a wise parent who knows their child.
karnicky Premium Member almost 2 years ago
The second panel becomes really interesting after you read the third. On first reading, it seems like Esther’s sister’s (I don’t think her sister’s name has been given) thoughts are based on what she wants to hear in Esther’s tone of voice. This seems contradictory because of the large bold “NO” Esther says in the first panel, which seems to emphasize that she doesn’t want to go back to school. The “enhance” in the final panel shows the “O” as a modified smiley face emoji—which provides an interesting visual representation of what Esther’s sister hears. In other words, Jaimes’ enhancement of the “NO” in the third panel shows readers what Esther’s sister hears. Really well done.