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I am loving these quick updates! Break in the case load?
I don’t understand what is going on in the upper right hand panel. Is DC tripping Pi? Is Pi running away from something? or both?
I think she’s just returning to her position, while not interfering the monologue of Defense (which she proceeds to cut short anyway)
Is this sitting on the desk thing a lawyerly trait, or just a family one?
Artistic/dramatic license. The usual rising from one’s chair to speak and just standing there is boring to look at, doesn’t tell you anything about the characters, doesn’t give visuals to make the dialogue more memorable, and wouldn’t be fun to draw.
Also yes, I’ve intentionally had them share some body language and mirror each other from time to time.