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There are two Easter eggs in the last panel. First, the designs of the chess pieces are taken from my dad’s original “Through the Looking Glass” game for the Mac. Second, the position of the pieces is the exact one represented by the characters when Alice checkmates in Lewis Carroll’s book “Through the Looking Glass,” only with the black and white suits reversed, because I didn’t feel like coloring all of Chapel’s horses black.
oh poor chapel! it always makes me sad when a comic character loses a game of chess!
11/4/11 responder
I know, I always cringe for her when I draw Fred strips...
11/5/11 responder
Fred seems pretty annoying.....
11/5/11 responder
Yeah. Oh, and if you want, you can email me at: etc[at]chapelchronicles[dot]com.
11/5/11 responder
okay
11/6/11 responder
 
The 3rd easter egg is the foreshadowing of the last strip...
Mad 10/16/11 responder
Indeed...
10/16/11 responder
 
to stand in the sunlight, rather than hide in the shadow of our parents is a remarkable feat, well done fledgling :)
9/3/11 responder
Thank you! I try my best.
10/16/11 responder
 
This comic blows my mind!
8/6/11 responder
Wow, thanks so much! I'm glad you like my Chapel strips!
10/16/11 responder
 
The weight of the lance. The burden of my duty. CHARGE! I, like Sir Lancdelot before me, must protect my king at all costs! NEIGH NEIGH Checkmate, Chapel! Sometimes, chivalry only goes so far.
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