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December 7, 2016

Love at First Crash

Sorry for being late getting these out this week! Here's the first color piece created from the November sketch requests! Art Suggested by Dadrobit!


Keith's father, Cornelius, was so flustered after knocking down poor Cathleen, that it wasn't until well afterwords that he realized she was stealing those apples from his apple trees.


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J. Martin Laursen · November 15, 2025

Cathleen was an accomplished thief. First she stole his apples, then she stole his heart.

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dadrobit · December 10, 2016

For the umpteenth time, thank you so much for this! You went and made it exponentially better than I ever could have hoped for! More than worth the Patreon sub!

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Sunfish43 · December 10, 2016

RIP bucket helmet. Unless it was salvaged at the end of Chapter 18.

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DarthKeidran · December 12, 2016

Poor buckety. I guess Flora won't be hiding Keith's clothing in it down the river anymore. I'm still wondering where Laura's Urn is.

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Jordan Dean Ezekude · December 8, 2016

This is even more beautiful than the sketch version! Excellent job on bringing it to fruition! ...Speaking of fruit, did you say that Cathleen was STEALING apples? Yikes! Not even Keith's mother is innocent! :'( Also, is it a coincidence that all but one of the apples is green???

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DarthKeidran · December 12, 2016

It is sad, but thinking of the good thing, without her attempted thievery, Keith wouldn't have been around to influence the story in the awesome way he has. As for the apples; sign of their future doom? Either way, this still needs to be the next side story Tom develops.

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amenon · December 8, 2016

Absolutely beautiful ^^ Dadrobit best robit.

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DarthKeidran · December 7, 2016

Perhaps my favorite of all of last month's sketches. I'm glad it turned out so well. Now it just needs to become the next side story.

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John Ashcraft · December 7, 2016

It was a lot of fun to see this come to life. The combination of obvious talent and practice made this happen surprisingly quickly. Thanks!