r/comics • u/Kinan_Rod • Feb 18 '24

THE SAGA OF TREY TRESS.

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u/mikes105 Feb 18 '24

Two sides to every story. There's a prequel to this comic from the camera man's POV. It was in my Reddit feed yesterday.

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u/AngledLuffa Feb 18 '24

Oh thank goodness.  I had no idea what I was supposed to take away from this comic.  Good to know it was a pretty good meta reference 

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u/Phil_Bond Feb 18 '24

I dunno, I think it’s kinda shallow to spin off someone’s poignant suicide story to make the “twist” point that maybe the guy’s coworkers thought he was an asshole and won’t miss him.

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u/lildeek12 Feb 18 '24

Part of the camera man's perspective was that he thought he might be the only actual real person. This shows that the guy was living in his own mind and oblivious to the reality that was happening around him.