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Page 13: Properties of that size set out in the country would usually have many different off-set buildings and places of function surrounding them, if not present directly inside of them. A chapel would be right at home on the grounds in years gone by, used by the family of the house on special occasions or by visiting friends and relatives to worship.
Remi is awkward to write as well as to draw.
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Page 11: We actually sat down to design this ‘family home’ together. We wanted it to depict the character’s sense of style while still retaining some semblance of a home (re: mansion? castle?) that would actually exist. Studying mostly French architecture and mansion design, we took most of the inspiration from places like Musée du Louvre (the domed middle and decorative statuary), Château du Buisson de May (the round windows and white-washed stone) and Vaux-le-Vicomte (the stately gardens with a grand staircase, many chimneys). We wanted it to reflect the characters that lived there as well as provide insight into their background. The fountain, doorbell and even door all have a rose motif that will largely figure in later.
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Page 8: The first flip-phone of the series appears. When it comes to doing nefarious things under the cover of night (or day, let’s not be insensitive to nefarious types that work in the day) a cheap, untraceable phone is really your only option if you’re not a total idiot. Anyone who carries their Blackberry or iPhone to something that involves killing another person puts not only themselves in danger if they lose their phone, but also their entire contact list, and it could even give away things like their last location when they used their phone. Really, it’s just an all-around good practice to have a phone that could also be used as a hammer in case of an emergency.
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Page 7: Possibly he’s okay. Possibly some brain damage. Possibly that lower lip piercing was not a good idea for him. (Editor’s Note of Authenticity: Arthur’s backpack is massively dense, otherwise it couldn’t have taken down a full-grown man from that distance.)
