Elfquest: the Wavedancers' cove

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Conceived in the heat of creativity early 1977. Born in the throes of Ypsilantean adversity on February 28, 1978. Entering that long golden afternoon even now.

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Why does she wanna give birth in open water, anyhow?
- http://www.facebook.com/dc.mizejewski David Miz
  
  I have the opposite question: why WOULDN’T a WaveDancer want to give birth in the water? They seem more connected to their environment than any of the other non-Wolfrider tribes. Seems only natural for them to give birth in the water. Which means my other question is why don’t they?
  - http://pulse.yahoo.com/_QGHM5AGANZDI2RCBS5VCFN7B44 yahoo-QGHM5AGANZDI2RCBS5VCFN7B44
    
    Well… open water is probably different than a tide pool- basically a protected area. There are a lot of critters living in the open sea.
http://profile.yahoo.com/WVJJ3IA5DNMK5YOVIPE5TPOWCA yoc

Clearly, she’s competing with Eyes High.
- http://profiles.google.com/queenzenda Whitney Prince
  
  Ha! Good one…
  
  Am I the only one picturing birth blood plus sharks? Or how about salt water plus… ya know… tearing?
  
  OUCH, isallumsayin.
  
  Thank the High Ones Leetah is close at hand!
http://www.facebook.com/william.clark.1426876 William Clark

I guess we’ll find out in next weeks panels.

Elfquest: the Wavedancers' cove

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