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I Say We Let Him Go
"I Say We Let Him Go"
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Books by Peter Tarkulich

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I Say We Let Him Go

on March 8, 2012
Chapter: Attack of the Grimble
Characters: Danyel, Mike, Temek
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Discussion (6) ¬

  1. Andy4Hire
    Andy4Hire
    March 9, 2012, 00:09 | # | Reply

    I like today’s comic for two reasons, Pete (well, two in addition to its being Bardsworth and therefore just generally awesome):

    First, there’s Mike’s response to catching the Grimble. Is he being merciful to the Grimble? Does he have some plan or ulterior motive, maybe a deal he wants to make with it or something? Either way, letting it go is a great move. Go, Mike.

    Second, there’s the title of today’s comic. Despite not having seen Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure in probably seventeen years, I still figured out the reference in less than a minute. Well-chosen, Pete; my hat is off to you.

    • Pete
      Pete
      March 9, 2012, 03:35 | # | Reply

      Ha ha! Yeah, in having to actually title all of my strips, I’ve been trying to use movie quotes and song titles where possible, just to see if people get them. 🙂

  2. Daigerus
    Daigerus
    March 9, 2012, 18:57 | # | Reply

    I agree with Andy4Hire, though I’m more partial to him being just forgiving and self-sacrificing. He’s not the type to hold grudges for long, and even in extreme circumstances, he cools down afterwards. Or maybe he’s aware of the cycle of revenge or such, and he wants to stop it in its tracks. Speculation is just fun! =P

  3. Jaggers
    Jaggers
    March 10, 2012, 00:28 | # | Reply

    There has to be a catch somewhere. The grimble will be let go, but…(something).

  4. Tyris
    Tyris
    March 15, 2012, 10:40 | # | Reply

    It makes a lot of sense. If Mike takes revenge on the grimble under grimble law, he implicitly acknowledges grimble law as a whole, and legitimises the grimble’s pranks. If he rejects grimble law, he can still maintain that the pranks were wrong in the first place.

    Of course, Mike might not have thought that through, but it’s a useful bonus.

  5. Marscaleb
    Marscaleb
    December 3, 2014, 00:45 | # | Reply

    YES! Pee-wee reference in the title!

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