vampire hunter D wrote:And now she'll hide in the closet and watch......
Well, yes. Rather obviously. Closet. Embarrassed person. Two other people about to have sex. What do you
think might follow?
Except that I'm not sure about "watch". She'll be forced to listen, though.
BioYuGi wrote:Oh gosh... she probably doesn't even know gay people exist.
(a) She's a big fan of a sitcom in which, apparently, one character persistently pretended to be gay throughout the series. (b) She's prudish and coitophobic, but she isn't stupid and she hasn't been asleep for the last forty years. She'll know perfectly well that they exist; she just won't want to know any more than that.
Fluffy wrote:Well, if she does peek, she'll learn soon enough that Dillon is not the guy in the photo (as neither look like Gary).
My guess is that she won't peek - she won't want to know any more than she can help about what's going on, or to risk discovery, and the writers will be quite happy to extend that joke for a few more strips. It can't last indefinitely, though - not with the two of them living in the same apartment.
Though the door might drift open. Conversely, Dillon or Jerzy might have a thing about turning the lights out.
Bambikles wrote:Another part of Ruby's presonality comes up. She's nosy but repressed.
Barely counts as nosy in my book. You've been bundled off to sleep in a strange room, the wardrobe door is unlocked... Honestly, succumbing to the temptation to take a harmless peek is only human. And Ruby is clearly quite bright, which means she'll be a little bit curious about her surroundings.
Also, I got the impression from a previous strip that, not surprisingly, she'd never really been in a man's bedroom before. (Yes, she seemed surprised that it was tidy. No, that doesn't make her androphobic; it just means she's a little bit prone to think in commonplace cliches - and "most men are slobs" is barely a slander.) That's bound to push her curiosity level up one notch.
Anyway - the medium-term twist here surely has to be that Ruby will be cripplingly embarrassed about this situation. If she isn't actually discovered, I suspect that she'll beg Amber not to tell Dillon where she will have been. The irony being that Dillon, flamboyant impertinent exhibitionist that he is, would surely not be too worried by the situation. (Unless he realised that Ruby was curled up and screaming inside. He's a twerp, but he's not cruel.)