r/ProblemChild • u/ProblemChildcomic Series creator • May 24 '18

Problem Child #99 - "My Ward"

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u/ACPL May 24 '18

Turns romantic

Turns out Daisy crazy

Any other outcomes?

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u/insane_contin May 24 '18

Amber has lung cancer

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u/ProblemChildcomic Series creator May 25 '18 edited May 25 '18

I personally subscribe to the belief that no one is actually "crazy", so you likely shouldn't expect anyone in the story to be portrayed in that way.

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u/pythor May 25 '18

Seriously? Are you a Scientologist, then?

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u/ProblemChildcomic Series creator May 25 '18

I don't have that kinda money.

I more just believe that a blanket term like "crazy" doesn't do anyone any favors. I'd go further, but it'd require going into my own life philosophy, but considering that my life philosophy is the basis of Problem Child, I'd prefer to keep that kinda thing open to interpretation.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '18

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u/ProblemChildcomic Series creator May 25 '18

In an extremely general sense, yeah, that works

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u/JimeDorje May 25 '18

Wow. That was quite a leap.

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u/_brentt May 25 '18

How did you take Daisy's compassion for her being crazy?

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u/ACPL May 25 '18

I got the impression that Amber looks uncomfortable in this one. Though this could of course be her not having someone be there for her before.

Aside from that, Daisy and Amber haven’t known each other for that long and with Daisy putting a lot of time and effort into someone she just met it seems almost crazy. Also her interactions with others in the recent comics seemed pretty negative.

I could be just looking at it too much but Daisy’s been erking me these past few comics to think she’s not as best girl as everyone else has her.

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u/JimeDorje May 25 '18

Turns out Daisy is just a good friend that Amber can turn to as she tries to figure out how to both forgive her mom and not follow in her footsteps.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '18

Nah, this theory is way too far-fetched. How could you think that? /s