Comments (17)

• Dorothy Brown 5 years ago archived

  I get low-key Watson-Sherlock vibes from this duo...

  • Red 5 years ago archived

    The second I read your comment I thought of Neil Gaiman's short story A Study in Emerald. I won't say much so as to not spoil it, but it's Cthulhu mythos in the Holmes Victorian England, and I highly recommend it. The pair here fit right in. Corrected a word

    • Dorothy Brown 5 years ago archived

      Interesting read! Captured Doyle's characters really well.

  • Shihchuan 5 years ago archived

    Isn't Verity more of a high-key version of Holmes though? :p

• Emily 5 years ago archived

  I see Pryce has his goons along after all - dining in the first-class section with him, no less. I suppose in his line of work you'd want your muscle close by at all times.

• BCB 5 years ago archived

  Every seat is reserved for Vee because she is just that important!

• Sturzkampf 5 years ago archived

  An introduction is hardly necessary. Who hasn't heard of the world-famous Verity Cunningham, the Greatest Hunter in the World?!

• Dinglehopper 5 years ago archived

  Take your time, please. We can wait.

• Composer 99 5 years ago archived

  Pryce bailed his muscle out. I can't help but find him a bit more likable for that.

  • Pearle 5 years ago archived

    Muscleman can't flip on Pryce if he's not in Widdershins to do it...

• B.D 5 years ago archived

  Inverse relationships between politeness and competence, these two.

• Moe Lane 5 years ago archived

  I wonder what the woman (girl?) is writing. Ooh, maybe they're his kids! That'd be a nice complication. [EDIT] Woman: she has a glass of wine. But the other woman/girl has a water tumbler, and gives me the 'teen' vibe.

  • Emily 5 years ago archived

    Huh, I hadn't thought about Pryce having a family. I hope we do get to find out who those two women are.

  • Redscarf 5 years ago archived

    Is it the fact that she's been fiddling nervously with her silverware? Everyone else's is set primly by their place, hers is crooked. Top marks to Ms. Ashwin for these little details!

• Sarah Hardister 5 years ago archived

  Verity probably thinks she's Sherlock Holmes in a dress.

  • JWLM 5 years ago archived

    I wonder if Holmes will exist in this universe.

• Pearle 5 years ago archived

  Never met someone so rude? Don't worry! Verity will make sure you're well acquainted with the practice!