Strip 292 -- First Seen: 2009-10-27
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The Transcript For This Page

Panel 1
Reggie starting to sit up in bed, staring towards the foot of his bed (off panel).

Fiorella (OP): Get up and get some breakfast.

Fiorella (OP): We have a mystery to solve.

Panel 2
Looking past Reggie towards the foot of his bed, we see Fantasy Fiorella again, this time dressed in a khaki shirt (dangerously tight and unbuttoned halfway down to her belly button, no bra), khaki shorts and a 'boonie' hat. She's also wearing hiking boots but we can't see those here.

Reggie (thought): What is it with us men, anyway?

Panel 3
In the station's galley, Fantasy Fiorella and Reggie having breakfast. Reggie isn't wearing clothes (again, use lighting, poses, etc so we don't see his junk). Fiorella is seated at a small table eating a hearty breakfast of imaginary sausages, eggs and hash-browns. Reggie is seated nearby on a barstool eating a bowl of cornflakes and milk. Position Reggie to the left of Fiorella.

Reggie: So I guess my subconscious can't communicate with my conscious mind any more directly than through you avatars.

Reggie: So we have to talk in metaphors to get the job done.

Fiorella: 'Whatever works' is your motto, Reggie.