Saturday, 11 January 2020: Enter The Lizardbreath

[dreadedcandiru2]

The one where we pivot to Liz being a moody jerk to April because she blames her for her idiot mother's habit of seeing her as a free babysitter and not as a child.

(Original Publication Date, 12 January 1991)

Panel 1: History repeats itself when we see Liz angrily stomping on a toy because she's sick of it all. She's sick of hearing about the

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[dreadedcandiru2]

I should think that this oldie-but-baddie:



teaches us WHY Lynn has always hated criticism. People who are mean and bad and want to humiliate her come up with questions "no one" (which means "she") could ever have thought of. It never occurred to her that her explanation doesn't make a lick of sense to anyone else but her because she's always angered, frightened and saddened by people who do something haaaaard that she haaaaates called "keeping track of what's going on around them."

[aprilp_katje]

Seriously.

"Can we just let it go?"

If I wanted to "just let it go," I wouldn't have asked the question.

Even an honest "I really didn't think this through at the time" would have gone a long way.

[dreadedcandiru2]

She simply can't process criticism as anything other than an attack on her person because of that being born a wounded animal business I mention from time to time.