Chapter 1: A Friend in Need, page 11
Sep 23, 2021
Coffee houses were centres of social and political life in the 1700s Britain before the heyday of clubs, and some of those also served as safe houses for rebels. Flora works in a coffee house of precisely that nature.
Also yes, the cigarette is historically accurate (but we’ll talk about it next page).
Recommendation for you
-
Recommendation
Ghost Lights
LGBTQ+ 775.2k likes
-
Recommendation
Autophobia
Romance 956.7k likes
-
Recommendation
Strange and Wild
Fantasy 720.5k likes
-
Recommendation
Do You Even Witch
BL 4.6m likes
-
Recommendation
Out of the Blue
Romance 2.6m likes
-
Recommendation
Humor me
Slice of life 3.1m likes
-
Feeling lucky
Random series you may like
Rebel Folk
1.4k views8 subscribers
Scotland, 1749. Alan Moran, ' a troubled young veteran of a recent civil war, sneaks back into the country to get his hands on a lot of weapons (which he probably should not be trusted with, like, at all) and change the course of history and all that. Which might prove harder than it seems with a nagging ghost of an ex-comrade-in-arms by his side; a whole dragoon regiment at his heels after a killing gone wrong; and a bunch of unsavoury types seemingly after the prize themselves.
Caution: potentially triggering topics are explored in the comic, including, but not limited to, PTSD, alcohol and substance abuse, sexism, homophobia, slavery, lots of murder and other things that the 1740s were unfortunately full of. This is a story about some formerly good people in an extremely lousy world. But hey, ruffles, swords and swashbuckling, right?
(Seriously though, we do have ruffles, swords and swashbuckling here as well.)
Updates Mondays and Thursdays!
Caution: potentially triggering topics are explored in the comic, including, but not limited to, PTSD, alcohol and substance abuse, sexism, homophobia, slavery, lots of murder and other things that the 1740s were unfortunately full of. This is a story about some formerly good people in an extremely lousy world. But hey, ruffles, swords and swashbuckling, right?
(Seriously though, we do have ruffles, swords and swashbuckling here as well.)
Updates Mondays and Thursdays!
Comments (2)
See all