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Skitz
O'Phrenic: This is the guy in whose mind all
this crazy junk happens. He was insitutionalized at one point, but
escaped after it became apparent that treatment was impossible and it
would be better to just put him out of his and everyone else's misery.
Yeah, I know that's not how it works in the real world, but play along
with me.
Total Personalities:
19 (6
primary personalities, 2 Kitten's parents, 1 garbage ninja, 1 waiter, 2
politians, 1
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Odd
(aka the Ego or
the Stable, aka Schmee): Odd is the voice of rationality
in an
otherwise completely loony world. He has maintained this level of
sanity through heavy application of sarcasm and apathy. He's also no
fun and boring. Not good at parties unless it's as a decoration.
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Kitten
(aka the Id, aka
Pretty Kitten): Kitten is not
nessicarily
evil so much as she is the physical manisfestation of every emotional
and physical instinct that the human psyche possesses. She acts on
feeling, self-gratification and impulses. This often times involves
violence, as it is often a very gratifing affair. Her lunacy can
actually shape the world around her much more potently than the others,
as she is more likely to believe it.
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Sophia (aka the Innocence or the Inner Child):
Originally, upon making the comic, Sophia was
referred to as the Ego. Since then, I've actually read Freud, and
discovered that I was full of shit (Go figure). I was going to make her
egotistical, but then I didn't. Probably because I have no idea how to
be egotistical (Unless you think I am... then I guess I am... is that
alright?) Since then Sophia has developted an adorable naivete and kind
of loopy personality that I like much better than any of those ideas,
anyway.
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Maynard (aka the intellect): He's
a cat. Supposedly, he's the most
intelligent one, because he found that he can sleep all day for free.
He can't talk.
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Reverend Fred (aka the Superego): Righteous
morality and
spirituality isn't really funny. You won't see Fred very often unless I
feel the need to pick on religion. Don't know why I haven't yet, really.
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Omega (aka the Cruelty): Omega is the determinedly evil
antagonist that the comic somehow went fifty strips without. His plans
hardly ever work out quite right, but it's assumed he's dangerous in
some way.
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