Thing is, the first panel was so good... he had gotten all of those faces and reactions in there and I felt they would go to waste as a smaller panel of a full page. So that meant that these bottom two were left alone. Once again, Ronni tries to do the right thing. The sane thing even. And hopefully I managed to get a decent enough portrait of what the kid raised by her shut-in granma's life was like. I mean, she talked to her collection of stuffed animals and wished they could be there to see her inevitable triumph.
Girl is weird and she is lonely. And she communicates through physical violence. We'll get back to that.
Okay, the F'tuvian mass driver works for her for a reason. Back in the beginning of the issue in the flashback, there was a scene off camera, where Bobby did get taken by the aliens, and she was experimented upon. The F'tuvians attuned her to their genetic code. So that they could test her to see how useful her progeny might be in successive generations. Such qualities were useful in slaves, after all.
SO, pint is that it is because Bobby Doll had her physiology tampered with- note her using two F'tuvian pistols in said flashback? Because of the alien experimentation. Blasters never worked for anyone else, despite best efforts by a few of the Society members.
Now Ayesha Kerr's birthright has come to her, in more ways than one. Tonight, she'll incarnate as a power on the earth.
Okay, thank you for your Patreaon support!
~Sabrina
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