Brisbane is, inside, pretty much an insecure 14-year-old.

Yeah, they're pretty much headed for a dysfunctional relationship either way, aren't they? The joke's on them - they're happily married!

This is the most sensible thing that anybody has said in the entire comic, and it's Peter's line. Occasionally Gracie Allen or Edith Bunker or Peter Nelson says something that's both brilliant and true, and it's hilarious because it's both expected and unexpected at the same time.

This arc is called Kiranga, after a Ugandan folk hero who's known in nearby regions as Ryangombe. I know nothing about him except that I decided to steal the name because it appealed to me, and because I thought it especially clever to reference something that nobody else would get.

As I've mentioned, I think that showing thought bubbles sometimes is a cop-out. You either show them all the time or never. Anyhow, this one was worth breaking the rule for.

    

So long, it's been good to know you Where we are and how we got there Unlike Minerva: Under Siege When Peter met Nina A Talk No Sleep Blues A journey Unlike Minerva presents a Fairy Tale Meanwhile... Love Nina Again Meanwhile at the Theatre (Art Week) Something Else Vaudeville Clearance You Must Learn All Night Long Emily Partnership Peter's House Guest week Prince Belac Mercury Ghost Hunt Sorcery Hodges Nina Haunted Library Videogenesis One Page jealousy Tripwire 2000 Actless You Get Brighter Ryan in Disguise (with glasses) Kiranga Spycraft As transitive as a verb Sofia's Descendants Sofia vs. Caleb Kimberly vs Brisbane The Impressive Trap The Tell-tale Watch True Love Cheap Laughs Meanwhile in France Prelude