The Art Of A Soft Landing

[redbrunja]

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[redbrunja.livejournal.com]

You understand the awesomeness that is Gil/Agatha.

[fairest1.livejournal.com]

Totally. If Gil wants things to work out, as soon as he meets up with Agatha he needs to a)duck, b)apologize, c)establish that he respects her as an autonomous person who could probably kick his ass if she wanted to on both a physical and sparky level, d)let her know that her parents (Adam and Lilith, that is)are alive and recovering nicely (not earlier than this because it's hard to phrase in a way that doesn't sound vaguely menacing).

If they get to this point before March, I will be incredibly surprised. Even in-story, it won't be happening quickly 'cause there'll be death traps and castle repairs and Tarvek being Tarvek and people shooting at them in between. Once they get things settled, the Castle will probably be tired of waiting and lock them in a room together until things are sorted out.

[redbrunja.livejournal.com]

Word.

...I think it's about time to play catch up with GG again.

[fairest1.livejournal.com]

Yes. I think there's three cliffhangers (current ones; long-range cliffhangers go into the double digits and can mostly be summed up with "Hey, what's going on with [every member of the cast list not currently featured]?") that have been delayed while they do an awesome holiday special.

We're fairly certain that the Foglios are training their children to take up the story when the time comes. Kaja's blog shows they've already got the kids into steampunk clothing and reports from a con say young Victor Foglio has been selling his sketches alongside his father.

[redbrunja.livejournal.com]

I heard at a Con that they're like, one-third through the story.

[fairest1.livejournal.com]

And in sixteen years, at the current rate, they'll finish the first year of Agatha's adventures -- and then the kids can take up year two!