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Written by Pete Goodman. | Written by Alex Marshall. | Written by Jude Jackson. | Written by Neil Walker. | Written by Max Crow. | Written by Daniel Zadik. | Written by Luba Kacinova. | Written by Matt Hird. | Written by Nicola Leftley. | Written by Peter Turner. | Written by Lee Morton. | Written by Clare Littleford. | Written by Jo Machell. | Written by India Barff. | Written by Miriam Zadik Gold. | Written by Jason Buultjens. | Written by Becky Roberts. | Written by Sean May. | Written by Nicky Fulton. | Written by Craig Gamble. | Written by Aaron Austin. | Written by Edam. | Written by Becky Storey. | Written by Jean Jago. | Written by Ros Beacham. | Written by Hugh Roderick. | Written by Jude Jackson. | Written by Alex Marshall. | Written by Daniel Zadik. | Written by Matt Hird. | Written by Jo Machell. | Written by Andrew King. | Written by Lubomira Kacinova. | Written by Sean May. | Written by Paula Perry. | Written by Nicola Fulton. | Written by Nicola Leftley. | Written by Rebecca Roberts. | Written by Spike Marron. | Written by Jo Machell. | Written by Daniel Zadik. | Written by Jude Jackson. | Written by Alistair Middleton. | Written by Katie Dunn. | Written by Matt Hird. | Written by Daniel Zadik. |
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| Jemimah wakes up in a scruffy room. |
He doesn’t know where or who he is. |
A scratchy sound comes from a crack in the wall. |
The skushing thing jumps out! |
It freezes in mid air and vanishes. |
In the crack Jemimah sees a projector. (The skushing thing is either projected from or consumed by the projector in some way?) |
The projector makes Jemimah think that someone called Foam is around. |
He puts on his hat and walks into the crack. The as-yet-unseen giant answers from the mist that Foam died 53 years ago. (There appears to be green mist in the crack, or is it literally “foam”?) |
Then he sees the giant in stilettos. |
who has hairy legs |
He recognises Tallulah’s shoe and jumps to the conclusion that this giant killed Taallulah (his brother)! |
Jemimah knocks the giant out and “drags him”. (Maybe he drags him from the crack back into the main room. Maybe it’s a metaphorical dragging of out answers.) |
(The narration in the previous squares is revealed as Jemimah in the future relaying his tale to a mystery character. The speech bubble here is a continuation of the surrounding story.) Jemimah tickled the giant for months, before getting answers. |
The giant caves to the tickling and tells Jemimah that he was frozen and when. |
Jemimah drops his hat in shock (he doesn’t vanish). |
(Stop what?) |
Then he notices that the giant has distinctive Foam projection tattoos. |
He realises that this is an upgraded Tallulah. |
Tallulah takes Jemimah out of the room in which they have been so far |
...down the corridor |
...and into another room. |
(Again we see Jemimah in the future telling his tale. His speech is continuous with the surrounding squares.) |
The second room contains smelly sacks! |
A sack splits open. (The cat is in his own mini-square. He is in the future and reacting to Jemimah’s telling of the gruesome tale) |
(Are these mistakes in the Foam Projection upgrade process like the one Talullah has undergone?) |
Tallulah takes Jemimah to the window and shows him the ruined city. |
the mutant from the sack has imerged behind them |
Jemimah and Tallulah turn round from the window to see it. |
The mutant recognises brothers, and only when he speaks do they recognise him as their other brother delilah. Tallulah concludes that these experiments are the work of foam! |
Delilah looks out of the window too, but sees only his hideous reflection. |
Agent-13-Smoog enters the room and turns off the lights. |
Elsewhere, another figure is defrosting. He has planned for the brothers to defrost, but he doesn’t know where agent-13-smoog is. (Is this the mysterious Foam?) |
Back in the room Agent-13-Smoog shows the 3 brothers a film of themselves before the freezing and upgrading. |
...and explains. |
This makes Jemimah think about stuff, and here he is in the future saying so. |
Then a stomping figure comes to the room. |
Agent-13-Smoog seems to think that this figure is a threat and they all hide. |
Jemimah melts his face with the Foam Destroyer spray. |
It turns out he is just the first of several footmen, here to wake their leader, the Guardian. |
The Guardian is still asleep in one of the sacks. |
She wakes and emerges. |
were the bombs dropped to kill her? - and/or all foam projections? |
Agent-13_Smoog sugests an escape route. |
...but the Guardian tells them not to run. |
yup! she does! |
The Guardian explains to our heroes that Foam has their brother, but that she can help. |