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[Kacap]

This mantra is Kacap. He's a Trixie fan.
Of course, it's a pity for the "country girl".
Personally, I am most worried about Freddie, there is a possibility that this is the future second Leopold...

P.S. I found it on the Internet:
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For people which can't understand:
Do you want to come in, am I right?
Do you watnt to (fuck) your auntie in the ass?
Yes!
So...

Not the best translator, but...
Xemnas999 One at a time. After release of Trixie we can work together towards free Miss Sarah Mayers.
--
Free Trixie
Cheers

 

[Tc3iii]

For people which can't understand:
Do you want to come in, am I right?
Do you watnt to (fuck) your auntie in the ass?
Yes!
So...

Not the best translator, but...
Xemnas999 One at a time. After release of Trixie we can work together towards free Miss Sarah Mayers.
--
Free Trixie
Cheers

I found a couple of photos online of Trixie walking towards Violet in like a thief in the night that isn't in the comic, and then a CC TV video of Trixie raping Nancy.
Evie has footage of Trixie doing the same stuff to Nancy.

 

[Greviusdartan]

I found a couple of photos online of Trixie walking towards Violet in like a thief in the night that isn't in the comic, and then a CC TV video of Trixie raping Nancy.
Evie has footage of Trixie doing the same stuff to Nancy.

share or tell me where to look, maybe it's last year's lost poll winner (trixie detention).

 

[Tc3iii]

share or tell me where to look, maybe it's last year's lost poll winner (trixie detention).

I'll look for it, but it's not detention. It's Trixie hovering over Nancy sleeping with a chloroform rag on her face and her fingers inside of her lol. Again it's a CCTV, so it's being recorded, so I'm assuming Evie has cameras all over the place.

 

[Tc3iii]

I'll look for it, but it's not detention. It's Trixie hovering over Nancy sleeping with a chloroform rag on her face and her fingers inside of her lol. Again it's a CCTV, so it's being recorded, so I'm assuming Evie has cameras all over the place.

Oh, it actually is that exact piece. My bad. What is that in connection to though?

 

[Greviusdartan]

Now I know the reason why Suscribestar accepts those few payment methods, in case someone didn't know, I took it from Reddit.
∆The reason SS only accepts cards is because SS refuses to heavily restrict its creators like Patreon does. SS used to accept PayPal, but it was removed as an option after PayPal requested more moderation.
So if your content is super safe, use Patreon. If it is spicy content, use SS. If it's in the middle, use both platforms at the same time. For some creators who were forced to leave Patreon, SS is the only good option left.

 

[Greviusdartan]

I also read that banks and payment platforms are slowly blocking NSWF content.
Basically NSWF content creators like sleepygimp and others are in danger of extinction :'v.

 

[Kacap]

Oh, it actually is that exact piece. My bad. What is that in connection to though?

Hello!
AFAIR it wasn't Trixie. It was Black Fox. She wear eye mask, so until the end of Catch a Thief:

1. She was totally unrecgizeable to others.
2. It was her hidden identity, just like Elastine from the Incredibles or Clark Kent

Now it is a different story...

--
Free Trixie
Cheers

 

[Tc3iii]

Hello!
AFAIR it wasn't Trixie. It was Black Fox. She wear eye mask, so until the end of Catch a Thief:

1. She was totally unrecgizeable to others.
2. It was her hidden identity, just like Elastine from the Incredibles or Clark Kent

Now it is a different story...

--
Free Trixie
Cheers

I don't quite understand what you're saying. I don't know if you're just being satirical with the eye mask thing, but if Evie has footage of Trixie whether she's in Black Fox uniform or not, it's basically mutually assured destruction
The LaFeys probably have cameras everywhere, even in the dorms lol.

 

[Tc3iii]

I don't quite understand what you're saying. I don't know if you're just being satirical with the eye mask thing, but if Evie has footage of Trixie whether she's in Black Fox uniform or not, it's basically mutually assured destruction
The LaFeys probably have cameras everywhere, even in the dorms lol.

Who knows? It just seemed like it was heading in that direction anyway because Evie doesn't seem to be worried, and she knows deep down what Trixie's all about.

 

[SingleFunction9681]

I made a timeline of the comics published so far, based on the informations given in the comics. I'm sure it is not 100% accurate, so if you find any errors: please let me know!

 

[Kacap]

Who knows? It just seemed like it was heading in that direction anyway because Evie doesn't seem to be worried, and she knows deep down what Trixie's all about.

I have tried to be funny:
It's amusing how in comics simple eye mask just make people unrecgizeable.
But now, when mask has been taken down, they know who is who.
At least Evelyn. Nancy probably won't remember anything.
--
Free Trixie
Cheers
PS. Wasn't the "mutually assured destruction" description of Cold War politics/behavior related to weapon of mass destruction? It might be a good description of the situation before getting the identity of Black Fox

 

[Tc3iii]

I have tried to be funny:
It's amusing how in comics simple eye mask just make people unrecgizeable.
But now, when mask has been taken down, they know who is who.
At least Evelyn. Nancy probably won't remember anything.
--
Free Trixie
Cheers
PS. Wasn't the "mutually assured destruction" description of Cold War politics/behavior related to weapon of mass destruction? It might be a good description of the situation before getting the identity of Black Fox

I was just saying that Trixie would really lose her leverage, and stranger things could happen from there. That's what I mean by mutually assured destruction. One's not going down without the other.

 

[- Nafany -]

I made a timeline of the comics published so far, based on the informations given in the comics. I'm sure it is not 100% accurate, so if you find any errors: please let me know!

We are grateful to you for such extensive work done!
We are a community here, we have already tried to compile a chronology of events in the comic:


You can download and compile it with your own file, maybe it will even allow you to more accurately create a sequence of events.

P.S. The only thing I can tell you is that "The Fan And Ponygirl" is a fan work and it cannot be included in the main line in any way.
P.S.S. And the author refused the events of "The Sniffer". He no longer supports this part of the universe.
Therefore, "Failed Rescue" is also no longer relevant to the chronology ...
Also, the community here suspects that all the events with the character - Great Selena, have also gone into oblivion.
But Great Selena is still teetering on the edge. It is not known whether the author abandoned it or he simply does not have enough time...

 

[SingleFunction9681]

We are grateful to you for such extensive work done!
We are a community here, we have already tried to compile a chronology of events in the comic:
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You can download and compile it with your own file, maybe it will even allow you to more accurately create a sequence of events.

P.S. The only thing I can tell you is that "The Fan And Ponygirl" is a fan work and it cannot be included in the main line in any way.
P.S.S. And the author refused the events of "The Sniffer". He no longer supports this part of the universe.
Therefore, "Failed Rescue" is also no longer relevant to the chronology ...
Also, the community here suspects that all the events with the character - Great Selena, have also gone into oblivion.
But Great Selena is still teetering on the edge. It is not known whether the author abandoned it or he simply does not have enough time...

Hey, first of all thanks for the additional informations. Your remarks regarding "The Fan and the the Ponygirl", "The Sniffer" and The Great Selene are interesting and actually make sense. These comics felt kinda off (even tho we can see Selene in the Halloween Special and Whitesnake seems to be the Girl in gimpsuit in "Peeping Nanc", but that's not necessarily relevant).

However, looking at the timelines, there is - in my opinion - an error: Known time III puts "Crystal Height's Book Society Midsummer Night's Ball" on a date in "late August/early September". But

You must be registered to see the links

is a definitive event, taking place in the longest night of the year (usually 21st of June, sometimes the 20th or 22nd).
Given that FVs is clearly connected to "To catch/break a Thief" where Trixie tries to use the intel she got in "Nancy Templeton's Day off" and that this story takes place about a month after "Through the Looking Glass on June 23rd (so in late July, early August), there must at least a nearly one year gap between "Nancy Templetons Day Off" and "Family Values".

 

[- Nafany -]

Hey, first of all thanks for the additional informations. Your remarks regarding "The Fan and the the Ponygirl", "The Sniffer" and The Great Selene are interesting and actually make sense. These comics felt kinda off (even tho we can see Selene in the Halloween Special and Whitesnake seems to be the Girl in gimpsuit in "Peeping Nanc", but that's not necessarily relevant).

Hello again!
"Girl in gimpsuit in "Peeping Nanc"" is not Whitesnake, this girl is an unknown character, so far appearing under the nickname "Mouse".
And subscribers have not yet brought news that "Peeping Nanc" can be considered an official canon.

However, looking at the timelines, there is - in my opinion - an error: Known time III puts "Crystal Height's Book Society Midsummer Night's Ball" on a date in "late August/early September". But

You must be registered to see the links

is a definitive event, taking place in the longest night of the year (usually 21st of June, sometimes the 20th or 22nd).
Given that FVs is clearly connected to "To catch/break a Thief" where Trixie tries to use the intel she got in "Nancy Templeton's Day off" and that this story takes place about a month after "Through the Looking Glass on June 23rd (so in late July, early August), there must at least a nearly one year gap between "Nancy Templetons Day Off" and "Family Values".

We do not pretend to be absolutely accurate. A graphic file and a file with time, this is the work of this forum member: Curious Scarlet
In the same file,Curious Scarlet himself explains to himself that the events of "Nancy Templeton's Day off" and "Nancy Templeton in to Catch a Thief" cannot be within the framework of Evelyn's "three-week illness"... It's just that apparently Evelyn takes "sick leave" quite often.
I personally think that a week has probably passed between the end of Family Values 8 and the beginning of "Nancy Templeton in to Catch a Thief"...
And I still think that my chronological file: "chronology" is quite correctly compiled.
Trixie began to blackmail Evelyn very quickly, a year could not have passed between "Day off" and "Family Values".
But what kind of story clearly lasts more than a year: this is "Seduced Barista" - it has clearly been going on for 2 years.
In general, if you have a couple of free evenings, you can look through this forum thread, I'm constantly putting forward theories here, then some kind of analysis.
Try to start from page 24 or 25, it seems that I appeared on these pages and tried to revive this forum...

 

[Curious Scarlet]

However, looking at the timelines, there is - in my opinion - an error: Known time III puts "Crystal Height's Book Society Midsummer Night's Ball" on a date in "late August/early September". But

You must be registered to see the links

is a definitive event, taking place in the longest night of the year (usually 21st of June, sometimes the 20th or 22nd).
Given that FVs is clearly connected to "To catch/break a Thief" where Trixie tries to use the intel she got in "Nancy Templeton's Day off" and that this story takes place about a month after "Through the Looking Glass on June 23rd (so in late July, early August), there must at least a nearly one year gap between "Nancy Templetons Day Off" and "Family Values".

Hey! First of all thank you for your work, and thank you for making it so visually appealing. I can't comment on the older stories, but regarding this, I actually DID consider the possibility of a year gap in between Nancy's Day Off (NDO) and the start of Family Values (FV) because of the Midsummer date. I don't think there's an issue with it, but I think I dismissed it because of Chemical Cupid (CC). In NDO Evie says she's got a sample of he new formula, this is 99% CC. This formula is fully complete in FV and To Catch a Thief (TCAT), since almost everyone takes it at some point in the story. With the 1 year gap, it'd mean that it took Evie 1 year to complete the formula, which seems weird, since she's been presented as this super-smart super-villain.

Another thing is that, since subliminal messages happens shortly after Through The Looking Glass (TTLG), because of the clue-board being the same in both comics, it'd mean that Evie has has the Korean student kidnapped for like, a full year? Note: Good catch on the program version, I didn't notice it!

This really aren't the strongest points to either prove or dis-prove that there is a 1 year gap. The weirdest thing for me is that, if there gap exists, we've got basically no info on what happens from summer of year 2 to summer of year 3. We've got a Christmas story with Vi and Barista, a Valentine's Day of Vi and Barista and that's pretty much it (I think, speaking mostly from memory)... Also, would Trixie really wait a year?
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Okay, as of typing this I was re-reading To Break A Thief (TBAT) and Evie says (page 20): "Even hitting the place of a dear friend of mine last Christmas". This basically confirms that there is no 1-year gap. I won't delete what I wrote previously but there you go. However, if Sleepy-verse Midsummer happens when the IRL midsummer happens, then the dates on the comics are all fucked and make no sense

Speaking of dates, from the latest pages of TBAT we know that:
- The evil tandem had a museum tickling adventure with Nancy around 3 months before NDO (April/May)
- Evie had a drug sleepover with the students 7 months before NDO (November/December of previous year). Is this where they realised they wanted to kidnap country girl? I think she's the one with the green tank-top (page 30)

Hopefully the interrogation gives us more info on the timeline!

 

[- Nafany -]

Also, would Trixie really wait a year?
However, if Sleepy-verse Midsummer happens when the IRL midsummer happens, then the dates on the comics are all fucked and make no sense

Ha ha! Sleepy's dates don't add up, that's right... I just don't think that when he started drawing, he expected his universe to grow to such a scale!
I even remember discussing it with you: how hard is it to navigate through time in the work sleepy!
It feels like he has 3 main times:
A short summer.
Christmas.
And endless autumn!
So I don't think Trixie waited a whole year to start blackmailing Evelyn. Everything happened quickly, within a month.

P.S. I'm sorry for interrupting the conversation.

 

[SingleFunction9681]

Okay, as of typing this I was re-reading To Break A Thief (TBAT) and Evie says (page 20): "Even hitting the place of a dear friend of mine last Christmas". This basically confirms that there is no 1-year gap. I won't delete what I wrote previously but there you go. However, if Sleepy-verse Midsummer happens when the IRL midsummer happens, then the dates on the comics are all fucked and make no sense

Yep, that's pretty much the issue. I noticed that one sentence remark about "last Christmas" only after posting my timeline and as you say: it fucks it all up.

1. If Like a Thief in the Night happens the very Christmas before TBAT then Midsummer can't be at June 21st because TTLG happens before that and that's on June 23rd.
2. If Midsummer Night is at the actual Midsummer Night, then there must be a year gap and the comment about "last Christmas" is a continuation error.

My argument would now be the following: What makes more sense? That SG doesn't care about the date of an event he built FV, TCAT and TBAT around and that is mentioned multiple times or that he made one little mistake in one single panel?

Don't get me wrong: I don't know it myself and it absolutely could be, that Midsummer doesn't take place at June 21st, since other than TTLG we don't have any absolutely certain date at all (because "Christmas Eve" in "Like a Thief in the Night" falls into the same category as "Midsummer Night", same goes for the several "Valentines Day" mentions. It's the name of a certain date but not the date itself).

P.S. i also thought that the girl in the green tank-top looked suspiciously like Country Girl, but that can't be her. First of all it doesn't make sense neither from context (Country Girl is not a Student) nor from timeline (Country Girl came to the City and was immediately abducted by Evie). Also, there is another one pager where Trixie is scissoring an unconscious girl in her room that looks like that girl. She has the same hair and also the same top. I first thought it may be Josie but the hair (and imo also the face) doesn't fit, so i think it's a yet to be named character.

 

[- Nafany -]

Yep, that's pretty much the issue. I noticed that one sentence remark about "last Christmas" only after posting my timeline and as you say: it fucks it all up.

1. If Like a Thief in the Night happens the very Christmas before TBAT then Midsummer can't be at June 21st because TTLG happens before that and that's on June 23rd.
2. If Midsummer Night is at the actual Midsummer Night, then there must be a year gap and the comment about "last Christmas" is a continuation error.

My argument would now be the following: What makes more sense? That SG doesn't care about the date of an event he built FV, TCAT and TBAT around and that is mentioned multiple times or that he made one little mistake in one single panel?

Don't get me wrong: I don't know it myself and it absolutely could be, that Midsummer doesn't take place at June 21st, since other than TTLG we don't have any absolutely certain date at all (because "Christmas Eve" in "Like a Thief in the Night" falls into the same category as "Midsummer Night", same goes for the several "Valentines Day" mentions. It's the name of a certain date but not the date itself).

I'm sorry to interrupt your conversation again!
Maybe we don't take into account that: in "Nancy Templeton in to Catch a Thief" midsummer witches celebrate?
It's just that I can't find any "real" witch calendar.
Maybe there is some kind of calendar, not necessarily focused on the traditionally 22nd - 23rd of June in northern Europe?
Some sources claim that: midsummer was celebrated from June 19-26.
It's just that there is information that this holiday used to always fall on Saturday. And it could have been from the 19th to the 26th.