Chap 2 page 8, referred to as ‘they’ by Fuchia.
Chap 3 page 21, referred to as ‘they’ by alt text
Chap 3 page 27, referred to as ‘them’ by alt text
Chap 4, page 28, referred to as ‘they’re’ by alt text
Chap 4, page 63, referred to as ‘they’ by alt text
I think the alt text citations are definitive, since they’re in the author’s voice – and especially since one of them (Chapter 3, page 27) has McBell referred to as “she” and Ragdoll referred to as “they” in the SAME ALT TEXT.
Did they ever establish ragdoll’s gender thing? My brain still beeps girl in direction for some reason.
Nope. 5 clown-bucks says they’re nonbinary though.
My brain beeps in the “boy” direction, but I second the nonbinary thing. Makes more sense to me.
Likely masc-leaning nonbinary. That’s the energy I’m getting anyway.
Regardless, doesn’t matter. They’re nonbinary, that’s all that should really matter to us.
Chap 2 page 8, referred to as ‘they’ by Fuchia.
Chap 3 page 21, referred to as ‘they’ by alt text
Chap 3 page 27, referred to as ‘them’ by alt text
Chap 4, page 28, referred to as ‘they’re’ by alt text
Chap 4, page 63, referred to as ‘they’ by alt text
I never knew about the alt text until you told me.
I think the alt text citations are definitive, since they’re in the author’s voice – and especially since one of them (Chapter 3, page 27) has McBell referred to as “she” and Ragdoll referred to as “they” in the SAME ALT TEXT.
Ragdoll is they/them.
Top hat crew
they left their gender at home, you’ll have to ask another time
I want you to know that Honeypot holding her thought is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen
This was a good page
Honeypot is, predictably, a sweetheart. I love it!
There’s something delightful adorkable about panel 3