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Goof-ball [Last place comics]
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So this particular cat and this particular dark being can see each other, and all the other beings are somewhat blind to the other side?
They are not goof balls. They are mediums.
I'm trying to understand what's happening in the fourth panel, where the cat vanishes, and all you have are dark beings.
It can't be the perspective of the ghoul, because the ghoul can see the cat (panel 6), and it can't be the humans because they can see the cat and not see the ghoul.
So who is this mysterious third party that can only see ghouls and humans, but not cats?
Panel 1 and panel 4 are basically mirrors of each other, where panel 1 is from the "human dimension" and panel 4 is from the "ghoul dimension". Same relationship between for panels 2 and 5, as well as panels 3 and 6.