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Gawain Project: Brothers & Sisters, 28-30

It's been a while, so I hope you haven't forgotten all about Gawain :-). Me, I have been thinking about him for much of the time, struggling to straighten out my plot, which is always a tricky thing for me. I have no trouble inventing characters or dialogue, but plot? Oh boy. I think I have it ironed out now. I have no doubt that there may be occasional snags as I work my way from one point to another, but I'll tackle those when I meet them. I know from working on The Darkest Hour that the actual writing and drawing of a story brings much more to it than I initially imagined.
In any case, we're off again, no doubt for a few hundred pages...
I know this story takes off rather slowly, but if you could see my outline, you'd see it contains more dramatic events than TDH twice over :p. So - soonish, okay? Please bear with me for the time being :-).
Concrit = welcome, as always.
What went before
King Lot has brought his eldest son, Gawain, to the convent of the Valley of No Return, where the child is to be taught by Morgana and her nuns. Morgana clearly has plans for the boy - but whether or not they coincide with Lot's remains to be seen.
Sunrise Chapter 1: Brothers and Sisters
Brothers and Sisters 1-3, Brothers and Sisters 4-6, Brothers and Sisters 7-9, Brothers and Sisters 10-12, Brothers and Sisters 13-15, Brothers and Sisters 16-18, Brothers and Sisters 19-21, Brothers and Sisters 22-24, Brothers and Sisters 25-27



Next week: Gawain meets a mysterious boy in the woods.
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Yay, Owain is turning up! It's a nice touch having Morgan ask Gawain to be nice to him. She still cares, clearly, but from a distance.
I like Gawain's expression when he's being made to play the piece again. He's quite the adorable young scamp.
Oh, btw, is it cool for me to add you? :)
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However, I had a couple of difficulties with POVs in page 29. In the first panel of page 29, for example, I had to read it twice before understanding it was Gawain who was speaking. I suggest showing Morgana in full height, turning her head toward the voice, so that it would be clearer she has been called by Gawain. Same for panel 3 of page 30 - you could at least direct the "comma" of the balloon outside the panel to suggest another speaker.
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So fascinated with this comic...
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