I was rather shocked hearing the details of the last panel…. to the best of my knowledge none of three golems were directly involved with Monica’s accident/sacrifice… and now Jin was there?
It’s spelled “Tochtli”, actually. It means “Rabbit” in Nahuatl, which – strangely enough – is a day sign associated with the goddess of the maguey plant, Mayahuel. In mesoamerican mythology Mayahuel is the mother of the Centzon Totochtin (the four-hundred rabbits), one of which is the god of pulque, drunkenness and fertility, Tepoztecatl.
We find out that Jin had to be there for both Monica and Shelly in the arcs where Shelly talks to the little blue guy (I’m blanking on his name) combined with Shelly and Monica being take to Cerberus Club by Jan, Brandi, and Bud. Shelly recognizes Jin from the Vision Quest.
backwards writing in Panel 3:
“But you couldn’t even do that right, could you?”
I was rather shocked hearing the details of the last panel…. to the best of my knowledge none of three golems were directly involved with Monica’s accident/sacrifice… and now Jin was there?
Not only that, but the woman in the car behind the bus was Tina.
Ya, Jin/tectlu(way misspelled) was there and with Shelly at the same time
It’s spelled “Tochtli”, actually. It means “Rabbit” in Nahuatl, which – strangely enough – is a day sign associated with the goddess of the maguey plant, Mayahuel. In mesoamerican mythology Mayahuel is the mother of the Centzon Totochtin (the four-hundred rabbits), one of which is the god of pulque, drunkenness and fertility, Tepoztecatl.
Mayahuel was the one killing a guard earlier by slicing his face, right? Jin’s mom or something like that?
We find out that Jin had to be there for both Monica and Shelly in the arcs where Shelly talks to the little blue guy (I’m blanking on his name) combined with Shelly and Monica being take to Cerberus Club by Jan, Brandi, and Bud. Shelly recognizes Jin from the Vision Quest.
Still love M’s eyes in the last panel