#guise

[postcard-from-the-past]

Statue of Camille Desmoulins in Guise, Picardy region of France

French vintage postcard

[its-to-the-death]

Fourth Wall Fight Wave 2 Preliminary #3

The winner will enter the bracket

Who is the best fourth wall breaker?

Guise (Sentinels of the Multiverse)

More (Metaphor: Refantazio)

Robert (Triangle and Robert)

Voting ended onApr 9, 2025

Propaganda for each character below the cut! May contain spoilers

Guise

Sentinels of the Multiverse is a card game based on superhero comics and Guise is a character in it that clearly takes inspiration from Deadpool, in that he's a goofy character known for breaking the 4th wall in both the comics of him that don't actually exist, and in the cards themselves. Some cards have art that depict him interacting with the cards' other graphics, such as picking up a text box to whack a villain with it, some card effects involve making the player physically do stuff like high fiving another player or getting up and doing a silly dance, and one card is simply titled: "Best Card Ever!"

More

the opening of the game including player name entry (which is separate from character name entry) is framed as more speaking directly to you the player and introducing certain ideas the game will circle back to, also asking for your name in the process. his segments in general are the only place your entered name as the player comes up to my knowledge. he also authored a utopian fantasy novel that's central to the game's "metaphor" which centres on an idealised version of our real life world. this part is slightly less cut-and-dry due to certain sections of the plot i won't get into but paired with the opening segment it paints a very interesting picture

Robert

In addition to a basically antagonistic relationship with the cartoonist, has a keen skill for cheating and working around the structure of the comic.

[monimarat]

We visited the small Camille Desmoulins museum in Guise. On display, they have some of Camille and Lucile’s wedding clothes, as well as Camille’s father’s Masonic sash, one of Camille’s letters to Annette, and some of his father’s poems.

[martygreg]

Forgot to add this joke variant

Very strong and SUPER complicated. Only play if you and your friends want a headache

[batolusa]

OC-TOBER: DAY 25- Friends Week

They're making their way to do science and make history...or I mean...Borax is... and he's probably gonna get strangled by Page.

Page belongs to @videogamerkm

Guise belongs to @harborchild

Sky belongs to @morbid-mordecai

Borax belongs to me ;3

[tenth-sentence]

From pederasty or "boy love" in ancient Greece, to ritualized homosexual initiation in New Guinea, to butch-femme lesbian relationships, to situational homosexuality in prisons, to contemporary North American gay couples – homosexuality has assumed many guises across history, cultures, and social situations.

"Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity" - Bruce Bagemihl

[sleepydrummer]

Very few of us are what we seem.

Agatha Christie, The Man in the Mist

[stephaniejuhnay]

This might be the most meaningful moment of my life