Grrl Power #561 – Harangarang
As soon as the door opened, everyone standing beside Sydney and Ingsol should have been all “Ew, what happened?” but you know how comic time and dialog work. Spider-man can belt out a few paragraphs mid-punch. I guess that’s another of Sydney’s official unofficial abilities.
Maxima cut Sydney off when she launched in to her “exposition rampage” when Crimson showed up at the base, so she’s getting a few sideline conversations in where she can now.
Ingsol shouldn’t be upset that Sydney seems to be picking on him. Well, he’s a nigh ancient vampire and has pretty thick skin, but more than that, Sydney just likes haranguing her friends. So it’s sort of a compliment when Sydney gives you the business. It should be said that she’s not nearly as good as being on the receiving end of a razzing. It’s a bit of an insecurity based character flaw. Something that may not be helped by hanging out with all the beautiful people at the base, despite quickly becoming a powerful and indispensable member of the team.
Fun fact, Krona’s last name is Murgatroyd. Ingsol isn’t referencing her here, or calling for her. It’s just expression he likes.
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Immortal is not the same as invincible. Usually it’s to describe something/someone who doesn’t age and die from age. Something vampires are in most fiction. So Ingsol might not be invincible but he is very much immortal, Sydney.
Mortality is the quality pertaining to death. Immortality is lack of mortality. Immortality implies impossibility of death. Invincibility is the lack of the quality of the potential of being vinced (conquered, defeated). Each of mortality, vincibility, is independent of each other. A careless immortal is capturible. A mortal might preclude his defeat. (Senescencial death is vincion only by nature.)
Vampirity not implies immortality or invincibility. Are vampires insenescant?
I wonder if a room smeared with human-food looks appetizing to a human.
Mispost. Disregard.
“Heavens to Murgatroyd!”
Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Sydney does have a good point about the difference between immortal and ageless. Then there is undying, but not ageless, and again not immortal. That’s a nasty curse to bear.
I think Krona is sweet, too.