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Strip 21 - Click on page above to goto the next page. -- First Seen: 2008-10-13
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Strip 21

Panel 1
Wide angle shot of Guy and Fiorella standing at the boarding house entrance. Guy may be steadying himself by bracing his arm against the door-jamb (actually it’s an airlock doorway). They are contemplating the large sign which we saw in the last strip, which we can now see large and clearly:

Water Bros. Ice Mining, Boarding House and Café.
Bert & Ernie Guzmán, Proprietors
Proud Sponsors of the 'Ice Hammers' Surface Hockey Team
And the 'Brothers in Arms' CDPA Shooting Squad.


Panel 2
Two-shot of Guy and Fiorella, still looking at the sign. Guy is disapproving.

Guy: 'Brothers in Arms'

Guy (2): Sounds rather primitive, don’t you think? Actually, so does hockey. What a barbaric relic.

Panel 3
Guy is moving past Fiorella into the airlock doorway, bracing himself with one hand on the door-jamb. Fiorella is looking at him sideways but otherwise expressionless.

Guy: Personally, I'm proud to be ignorant of football, baseball, basketball and all the other 'ball and stick' games so many of our UWRS contemporaries seemed to love so much.



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