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Once Was Enough

April 27th, 2017 | by Trae Dorn
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└ Tags: ruth, sarah p, scrappy, Terrence

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  1. E. Bernhard Warg
    E. Bernhard Warg
    April 27, 2017 at 12:44 pm | # | Reply

    “Garbage Person?” She’s improving. It used to be “Garbage Monster.”
    Then again, maybe the Grouch Anti-Defamation League complained.

    • Trae Dorn
      Trae Dorn
      April 27, 2017 at 1:04 pm | # | Reply

      Scrappy’s paraphrasing.

      She’s used a wide variety and spectrum of garbage based insults most likely.

  2. Viktor
    Viktor
    April 28, 2017 at 9:15 am | # | Reply

    For reference, their first meeting.
    http://www.unconventional-comic.com/2016/12/the-switch/
    The next strip he talked about her like she wasn’t there, and based on how casually he threw out the “like us” comment to Scrappy, I figure he’s probably made other borderline bigoted comments he thought he could get away with. Sarah’s not being unreasonable here.

    • Shadow
      Shadow
      May 2, 2017 at 2:35 am | # | Reply

      That’s a fair argument. When it comes to webcomics that jump between the perspective of different characters I tend to err on the side of caution and only consider what is directly presented or explicitly implied. We haven’t seen much of Terrence’s negative behavior outside those occasions, so I was willing to at least try giving him the benefit of the doubt…

      I’ve met people who come off as a total tool upon first impressions, but later found out they’re just woefully bad at interacting with people and social situations in general. I knew a girl in high school who came off as a snobby brat who bragged about everything, when it turned out she didn’t really have friends her age and spent most of her time with her rather well-off folks and their equally well-off friends. She literally just had no clue that talking about the stuff she got to do during the summer (Disney World trip, the occasional cruise) would be seen as bragging to people less well off.

      That said…Terrance does seem to get more flaky as things go on (this said after seeing the following page).

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  • Announcing My Next Comic - Peregrine Lake ( December 6th 2019 )

    Peregrine Lake

    So today saw the final update to the ten year run of UnCONVentional, and with it comes the announcement of my next project -- Peregrine Lake. Now that's just a title and a splash image, and since the actual comic won't premiere until April I thought I might fill you in on a few of the (non-spoiler) details.

    First and foremost, yes -- Lynn and Megan will continue as main characters in the new comic. It will be in continuity with UnCONventional, but I'm writing it as though the reader has never read that first comic. Sort of like how Lynn first canonically appeared in Full Circle (which has been deleted from the internet).

    Secondly, Peregrine Lake will be set roughly ten years after UnCONventional ended -- or five years after the last bit of the epilogue. UnCONventional took place in real time, which often forced me to cut stories short. This comic will take its time to tell the story...

    ...so let's just hope I don't get the technology too wrong.

    The comic will start updating in April 2020, but I haven't come up with an exact date yet. If you want to know when it's happening though, there are a few ways you can keep informed. First off, there's always the website which has an RSS feed you can follow. Also I will (obviously) be posting updates to my Twitter and Tumblr accounts. Finally, the UnCONventional Facebook Page will become the Peregrine Lake Facebook page over the next few months, so make sure you've liked and followed it. And, y'know, obviously this blog works too.

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