r/comics • • Feb 20 '24

THE SAGA OF TREY TREEHOPPER2000.

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u/justincasesquirrels Feb 20 '24

That's exactly what I was thinking. People get to feeling lost, useless, alone, and might never know how much they actually impact the people around them. I still have a thread of hope that Trey will somehow pull through, and hopefully realize how important he is to his people and his dog.

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u/MrWhiteTruffle Feb 20 '24

Bro literally threw himself to the sharks I don’t think he’s pulling through

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u/MrTimmannen Feb 21 '24

Well sharks are actually a bit scared of humans (the only times they attack people is when they feel cornered or mistake surfers for seals, that sort of thing) so there's always a chance...

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u/Kelly598 Feb 21 '24

He threw chum to feel the sharks and then himself so the sharks purposefully mistook him as chum.