Today on Quantum Vibe: Eating together Strip 323 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Tue 2012-03-20
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Sci-Fi Adventure Monday & Thursday.
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Panel 1
In the mess hall -- a typical institutional/cafeteria arrangement. All of the women from Nicole's cell, except the Beltape, sit together at one of the tables. Nicole, with her food tray, is sitting down with her cellmates.
Nicole: So, we all eat together as well --?
Mac: You can sit where you want, Elf, but it works better for us if we stick together.
Panel 2
Nicole looks over her shoulder towards a corner of the room where the Beltape sits on the floor, balancing her food tray on her crossed legs. The cellmate she's sitting next to her, Yani, is tall for a Latina.
Nicole: What about ... uh ... my bunkmate?
Yani: She eats alone. She no talk to anybody anyways.
Panel 3
The cellmate on the other side of Nicole, Donna, is a somewhat dowdy African-type.
Donna: Fine by us. Don't want no smelly animals at our table.
Panel 4
The cellmates turn to eating their food. Nicole just stares down at her tray, frowning.
No dialog.