Why do I like this theme?

Because it's actually very old. Like, really, really old. Let's recall movies like Bicentennial Man, or Frankenstein's monster, or even the myth of Galatea. Humanity seems to constantly ask itself whether it's possible to animate something created in its own image and likeness. Statues, golems, robots, AI lol. How alive are they really, do they have self-awareness, and so on. Where does the human end and the artificial begin, and is there even a boundary at all? It turns out to be one of my favorite plots. So it's no surprise that I incorporated it into my story. In fact, one of the key characters literally carries the ability to bring inanimate objects to life. I think you've already figured out who that is, since it's been shown on previous pages. Just need to remember who and when did that 😁

Of course, I have my own opinion on this matter, but I won't voice it here and now. As I already wrote, this is one of the themes of my comic, and I don't know how to and don't like to convey something in a purely one-sided way. For this reason, by the way, my characters are always arguing and proving something to each other, and almost never does anyone come out of these arguments fully convinced of the other's rightness. Because in the world, nothing is ever unambiguous. I myself am learning to look at everything from as many different angles as possible. So we'll carefully turn this theme back and forth too 😁 Stay tuned