On Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:57:37 GMT, nesScitur@husShmail.com (Ronin)
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>On Wed, 24 Sep 2008 13:27:34 -0400, 4s00th <4s00th@hushmail.com> wrote:
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>> Now that's more my kind of puzzle -- I enjoyed it a great deal!
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>> -- 4s00th@hushmail.com
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>The original picture caught my attention because Vincent "Sniv" Van
>Mason is drawn differently there than in the other illustrations in
>the story -- thinner, taller, and with a narrower, more triangular
>face: that is, as he will probably appear at age 11 or so, rather
>than as he does at his present age, 9 give-or-take.
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>The rather elvish appearance (and expression) quite suits him, as
>the stories in which he appears show him as bright, inquisitive,
>resourceful, and self-reliant: see, for example, the comic 'Keith
>Come Home' on the Niklas Web site (google "niklas and friends" to
>find the site, click on [OK] to enter it, and then click on the
>first [Next] hand to go to the comics index page).
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>A second puzzle taken from the story 'Bunkbeds' is posted separately;
>it shows Sniv drawn at his present age, with his older brother, Jason.
Oh, I'm a big Niklas fan from way back! I'm kind of partial to Keith
-- the boy in trouble! Geez, even if I hadn't been a social worker ...
I woulda been a social worker!
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