Funny that Milo, the scientist, believes in witches and Roy, the humanist, gets first to the good interpretation of the “crazy old man” story.
Could it be that Roy, as a classic student is more used in coping with word interpretation and culture differences?
It’s a fair point. Of course we all have our fears, even though we may know they’re completely irrational. I guess Milo just has an irrational fear of witches.
Might we call Milo a wiccaphobe? Yes, I think that would be a reasonable assessment of the situation.
What? No sandwich? Not even an Ambrosia sandwich?
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Milo’s face in the fifth panel is just perfect!
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Funny that Milo, the scientist, believes in witches and Roy, the humanist, gets first to the good interpretation of the “crazy old man” story.
Could it be that Roy, as a classic student is more used in coping with word interpretation and culture differences?
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It’s a fair point. Of course we all have our fears, even though we may know they’re completely irrational. I guess Milo just has an irrational fear of witches.
Might we call Milo a wiccaphobe? Yes, I think that would be a reasonable assessment of the situation.
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