Endtown by Aaron Neathery for March 15, 2017

Covering a place in blood? Wow.

I’d say head to the cops and not disrupt this crime scene, but we’ve seen just how effective they can be…

Repressed sexual urges??? Maybe she just wants to play a board gameXD

Need to go to the cops? After you’ve cleaned up the crime scene? Not smart Walt…

She’s not making sense.

Pig’s blood?

I hope they closed the front door that Walt was cleaning before the run to the bed room.

For those who think she’s not making sense, well, she’s not. The premise of this episode is that pigs are delirious or worse – something brought upon by harrassment, possibly by the wolves, or so we’ve been led to think thus far. For Wally fans, Walt is sure looking more and more like him as this episode progresses.

As for the poster yesterday who tried to deny that there isn’t terrorism against Muslims in this country… (I think he tried to say it was Muslim against Muslim, or Muslims trying to seek sympathy for Muslims) … Please note that there is such a thing as Christian fundamentalists and militants. Oklahoma City and a host of other dastardly deeds were done by Christians. That includes Mr. Ammon in Oregon. And don’t forget the 1970s – when Northern Ireland was torn apart by Catholics and Protestants fighting against each other.

Our religions may teach us better, but too often, even believers can act like animals.

A great segue into my last thought: Having joined this strip after Wally and Holly left Endtown, I became intrigued by what I thought then was the tendency to show that the animals of Endtown were more human than those who remained human in form. Is it just me, or are the present circumstances even more depressing, showing that those who have become animals may be losing those qualities that make us “human”?

I wonder if these two will leave Endtown just as Wally and Holly did? Will the same premise begin anew with these characters?

Can you imagine Doc Mallard sending them on a mission Topside? Perhaps finding out what became of Wally and his Ditto collection?

What does she mean “I don’t want to die”? I’m missing something here.

Now what does she mean by not wanting to die yet to become free?

Going to the cops means having to deal with Dottie again. No reason to get the press involved if they’re just going to take someone else’s side. No, what is needed now is a higher power. Bribe the security rats to off all the wolves.

Walt has really morphed into Wally in panel 2. Coincidence?

So does this mean the cops are behind all this?

What she is is a woman. She needs to be reminded of that. Her life depends on it. Others want to define her as just a pig, or chattel, and she can’t accept that.