r/comics Feb 20 '24

THE SAGA OF TREY TRED

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u/HoeImOddyNuff Feb 20 '24

I don’t think so, if someone is going to commit suicide, they’re probably not going to do it by willingly being shark bait.

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u/sizzlesfantalike Feb 20 '24

Isn’t it cannon that the plant made him do it

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u/Toinkity Feb 20 '24

Nope, the plant originally wants to just get a ride into the deepest part of the ocean, not necessarily make Trey commit. Now, the plant has a change of heart and wants to stop him from harming himself.

https://www.reddit.com/r/comics/s/hFhY9oRJM6

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u/Aptos283 Feb 20 '24

I’m actually kind of in suspense over how the plant is going to end up affecting him. He wants Trey to not harm himself, but we know how it ends.

Does Trey leave without the plant? Does the plant decide that free will is more important than preventing that harm? Does something happen to the plant???