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Nice. I wasn't aware of Amanda sporting those daisy dukes. (I haven't read Satisfying Needs all the way through, especially the early chapters.) But I'm pleased that you were able to supplement my argument with Amanda's inclusion. Now all the main female characters in his three most popular comics have been shown to wear daisy dukes at some point.I will add few ones
Amanda also is wearing daisy dukes with the same tag (top right corner)
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Amanda and Alice are wearing same clothe for night
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Lana and Alice also are sharing clothes
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Amanda and Sarah
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Purple Towels is number 1 chose of Daval characters
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I was aware of the others, like Alice's sleepwear being identical to Lana's, and the flower dress worn by Sarah and that V.I.P. comic character whose name escapes me. And even though between you and me, I think the point has been sufficiently proven, there's still more I can show. But I didn't want to flood the page with an inordinate amount of images.
I was being slightly petty, especially in the advent of that discourteous sarcastic response. I already mentioned that ID5 was one of my favorite chapters, so when I saw the image of Sarah topless, wearing tight blue jeans, barely covering her large breasts with her right arm, with the areola of her right breast peering out, in the room of a public establishment, I immediately hearkened back to Lana in Chapter Five of Immoral Desires, who's literally doing the same thing, bearing an almost identical appearance, in an identical situation. And my posting that image wasn't mean to suggest Daval's doing something wrong by recycling certain ideas throughout his work, only that the image of both Lana and Sarah represented more than one event where ideas and themes were repeated, with which I made sure to note that I wasn't upset, because in my opinion, Lana and Sarah are Daval's two most attractive female characters.