laughter in the dollhouse

i should probably point out that i don't actually have Li'l Bomango plushies, and that this just grew out of me drawin chibi-ish Gogo and Didi. sorry 'bout that

otherwise this was just kind of fun to see how different (and yet ominously similar) these two are. I personally find it kind of funny that the enlightened, intelligent one is the one most repressed, and the brawnier, angrier one is the one most comfortable with herself.

I've been in Didi's shoes a lot, vis a vis the ending, where even revulsion and anger can be swiftly overcome by a disarmingly earnest bit of cuteness. It's kind of sickening, but kind of reassuring too.

This comic really only has Didi-related revelations, since i figure everything Li'l Gogo says isn't really all that shocking.