Wednesday, 18 March 2015
Lynn reminds us that she'll never get over the fact that the EVIL people of EVIL, adultery-worshiping Lynn Lake 'proved' that they supported it by not doing their moral duty and getting mixed up in a situation where normal, sane people know enough not to get involved.
(Strip Number 4584, Original Publication Date, 19 March 1986)
Panel 1: A short while later, an angry John asks Elly what possessed her to make that horribly embarrassing comment to Irene.
Panel 2: Elly defends herself by asking him why Ted proposed to Connie if he was in love with Irene.
Panel 3: This clearly means that if Connie had married him, Ted and Irene would likely have had an affair.
Panel 4: John scowls as he tells her that while this might be the case, it's no affair of hers.
Summary: The reason that he told her to step off is, of course, that he realizes that passive disapproval of a situation does not mean that he would want Connie to be cheated on. This distinction is lost on Elly and Lynn because they're kind of immature.
(Strip Number 4584, Original Publication Date, 19 March 1986)
Panel 1: A short while later, an angry John asks Elly what possessed her to make that horribly embarrassing comment to Irene.
Panel 2: Elly defends herself by asking him why Ted proposed to Connie if he was in love with Irene.
Panel 3: This clearly means that if Connie had married him, Ted and Irene would likely have had an affair.
Panel 4: John scowls as he tells her that while this might be the case, it's no affair of hers.
Summary: The reason that he told her to step off is, of course, that he realizes that passive disapproval of a situation does not mean that he would want Connie to be cheated on. This distinction is lost on Elly and Lynn because they're kind of immature.