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“Mein Schnee” 112: Miss Muffet’s Journal, Pg.24
Note: The background of Sieben is not granite but chrysanthemums which have many meanings; the most prevalent being longevity, joy, love, and (ironically) death. If this guy doesn’t give people nightmares, I’m not doing my job as a writer/illustrator. I love writing the quiet scientist bad guy types ;) You should ask me about Dr. Hughes-Bellows some day… Heh. Not SHARDS-related but that kind of evil none-the-less.
This is TOO EASY. It seems that Pride is trying to bait Miss Muffet into attacking.
Plus it seems that Miss Muffet wants to make it up to Alice and the others by protecting them like they were to her. Especially try to return the favor that Alice helped her out.
Still at least the shard finally reveals itself. Now getting it will be the much harder part.
marcus> Yup. Much harder.
For those curious, the seven dwarfs of SHARDS follow the same pattern as many other characters encountered. They embody multiple elements and most of them well-known. While Disney’s version is copyrighted, we did allude to a similar model for one of the “elements” comprising these poor seven little men. I put the deadly sin which embodies the opposite of their nature. Here is the breakdown:
Eins – Sloth – “Sleepy”
Zwei – Lust/Desire/Extravagance – “Bashful”
Drei – Envy – “Dopey”
Funf – Gluttony – “Happy”
Vier – Greed – “Sneezy”
Sechs – Wrath – “Grumpy”
Sieben – Pride – “Doc”
See if you can match the parallels and dissimilitudes in their actions ;)
You mixed up
Vier – Gluttony – “Sneezy” and
Funf – Greed – “Happy”
Yes! And dead right.