Panel 1
Jim Morrison: So what brings you to this land of the forgotten, this realm of lost virtues, this kingdom of…
Mae: No, yeah, I got it, thanks.
Panel 2
Mae: This isn’t my first time here - I’m just looking for some brewing equipment that I lost in the garage, so if you’ll just point me in the direction of the Tribe, I’m sure they’ve got it stashed away somewhere.
Jim Morrison: Oh, wow, yeah, the Tribe, man. Yeah, no, they’re long gone.
Panel 3
Mae: Gone?! I thought they were indiginous to the lost dimension or whatever it is. Where did they go?
Jim Morrison: Out into the world, you know? Like cicadas emerging from the ground, off to scream their songs upon the unknowing winds, man.
Mae: Did they say why they were leaving?
Panel 4
Jim Morrison: Oh, yeah, man, they said they were like, tired of being a problematic representation of a harmful stereotype, or something like that, yeah?
Mae: Hooboy, yeah. That’s for the best, really.
Mae: Not, uh… not some of our best writing, there.
Jim Morrison: So what brings you to this land of the forgotten, this realm of lost virtues, this kingdom of…
Mae: No, yeah, I got it, thanks.
Panel 2
Mae: This isn’t my first time here - I’m just looking for some brewing equipment that I lost in the garage, so if you’ll just point me in the direction of the Tribe, I’m sure they’ve got it stashed away somewhere.
Jim Morrison: Oh, wow, yeah, the Tribe, man. Yeah, no, they’re long gone.
Panel 3
Mae: Gone?! I thought they were indiginous to the lost dimension or whatever it is. Where did they go?
Jim Morrison: Out into the world, you know? Like cicadas emerging from the ground, off to scream their songs upon the unknowing winds, man.
Mae: Did they say why they were leaving?
Panel 4
Jim Morrison: Oh, yeah, man, they said they were like, tired of being a problematic representation of a harmful stereotype, or something like that, yeah?
Mae: Hooboy, yeah. That’s for the best, really.
Mae: Not, uh… not some of our best writing, there.