#such neat tidbits (the sibling bonding between GP kids and GF escapees ;w;)
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fullscoreshenanigans · 2 months ago
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My favorite of the bunch:
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(Chapter 92 Bonus Sketch)
Q: Please tell me why Paula always covers her mouth! A: I previously asked Demizu-sensei if she had a scar. It's a GP injury. I think there are a variety of reasons why people wear bandanas, such as it's not fun to show them, they don't want to scare people, or they just don't particularly want to show them. Adam didn't change his reaction when he saw the wound, so I think Paula was someone he could eat with without worrying about it. However, as for keeping it a secret from the other children, at least I don't think that will be the case after the collapse of GP.
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(The Promised Neverland Art Book World | Chapter 111)
I also learned from Demizu-sensei at the time that the cloth that Dominic wears around his waist [during the Cuvitidala timeskip] matches the cloth around Paula's mouth. When I heard that, I suddenly felt Dominic's respect for Paula, his kindness, his closeness to her, and all sorts of other warm feelings, and I was taken aback and looked up to the sky. I wanted to show this story off-scene, but when I tried to draw it, it was difficult, and I couldn't draw it. Wanted to tell you this right now.
And for this bit:
Ray and Norman are both smart boys, but the nature of that intelligence is completely different.
I still really like @tempo-takoyaki's and @solitaire-dreams' meta of the differences between the full score trio's types of intelligence (and the strengths and weaknesses that come from that) based on the official site's IQ tests (found here).
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Shirai and Posuka's answers to fan questions are here!
Here's the first batch! Part 2 will be released next week.
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(the missing question asked which character Shirai sensei sees himself resembling to)
("colored door" implied the colored chapter cover pages. In japanese they're called "tobirae"/扉絵 which literally reads door art)
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