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 ==Explanation==
-[[Megan]] is sitting at her computer, not waiting for a particular mail, but still refreshing every few seconds. This is an illustration of boredom and pointlessness in life. But suddenly the wall in front of her is opening. She considers running for the door, but curiosity overtakes her. She enters the hole, closes it behind her, and with that, she enters a different world. The hole appears as if it is a rip in a sheet of paper, implying that since they are drawings (which they are){{cn}}, this would be essentially a hole in space-time from their perspective. Most people would run away from such a thing, but Megan seems to feel that since she is currently bored (shown by the fact that she is constantly refreshing her E-mail), this is a break from her normal life, and she may not fully be realizing/acknowledging the inherent dangers of leaving her realm into an unknown universe.
+[[Megan]] is sitting at her computer, not waiting for a particular mail, but still refreshing every few seconds. This is an illustration of boredom and pointlessness in life. But suddenly the wall in front of her is opening. She considers running for the door, but curiosity overtakes her. She enters the hole, closes it behind her, and with that, she enters a different world. The hole appears as if it is a rip in a sheet of paper, implying that since they are drawings (which they are),{{cn}} this would be essentially a hole in space-time from their perspective. Most people would run away from such a thing, but Megan seems to feel that since she is currently bored (shown by the fact that she is constantly refreshing her E-mail), this is a break from her normal life, and she may not fully be realizing/acknowledging the inherent dangers of leaving her realm into an unknown universe.
 In the title text, she worries that she is missing an email, though, much as a person often does resist breaking from routine.

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 ==Explanation==
-[[Megan]] is sitting at her computer, not waiting for a particular mail, but still refreshing every few seconds. This is an illustration of boredom and pointlessness in life. But suddenly the wall in front of her is opening. She considers running for the door, but curiosity overtakes her. She enters the hole, closes it behind her, and with that, she enters a different world. The hole appears as if it is a rip in a sheet of paper, implying that since they are drawings (which they are{{Citation needed}}), this would be essentially a hole in space-time from their perspective. Most people would run away from such a thing, but Megan seems to feel that since she is currently bored (shown by the fact that she is constantly refreshing her E-mail), this is a break from her normal life, and she may not fully be realizing/acknowledging the inherent dangers of leaving her realm into an unknown universe.
+[[Megan]] is sitting at her computer, not waiting for a particular mail, but still refreshing every few seconds. This is an illustration of boredom and pointlessness in life. But suddenly the wall in front of her is opening. She considers running for the door, but curiosity overtakes her. She enters the hole, closes it behind her, and with that, she enters a different world. The hole appears as if it is a rip in a sheet of paper, implying that since they are drawings (which they are){{cn}}, this would be essentially a hole in space-time from their perspective. Most people would run away from such a thing, but Megan seems to feel that since she is currently bored (shown by the fact that she is constantly refreshing her E-mail), this is a break from her normal life, and she may not fully be realizing/acknowledging the inherent dangers of leaving her realm into an unknown universe.
 In the title text, she worries that she is missing an email, though, much as a person often does resist breaking from routine.

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 In the title text, she worries that she is missing an email, though, much as a person often does resist breaking from routine.
-This starts out a metaphoric five-part adventure that celebrates, marvels at, and reminds of human freedom.
+This series was released on five consecutive days (Monday to Friday) and not over the usual schedule of three comics a week. These are all the comics in [[:Category:Choices|Choices series]]:
 * [[264: Choices: Part 1]]
-The series was released on 5 consecutive days (Monday-Friday). All parts of "[[:Category:Choices|Choices]]":
+* [[265: Choices: Part 2]]
-*[[264: Choices: Part 1]]
+* [[266: Choices: Part 3]]
-*[[265: Choices: Part 2]]
+* [[267: Choices: Part 4]]
-*[[266: Choices: Part 3]]
+* [[268: Choices: Part 5]]
 ==Transcript==
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 ==Trivia==
-*The text "Megan is in a bubble" is from the [http://xkcd.com/264/info.0.json original transcript] by [[Randall]]. At all other lines in that transcript she is just "a girl".
+The text "Megan is in a bubble" is from the [https://xkcd.com/264/info.0.json original transcript] by [[Randall]]. At all other lines in that transcript, she is just "a girl".
 {{comic discussion}}

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 ==Explanation==
-[[Megan]] is sitting at her computer, not waiting for a particular mail, but still refreshing every few seconds. This is an illustration of boredom and pointlessness in life. But suddenly the wall in front of her is opening. She considers running for the door, but curiosity overtakes her. She enters the hole, closes it behind her, and with that, she enters a different world. The hole appears as if it is a rip in a sheet of paper, implying that since they are drawings (which they are), this would be essentially a hole in space-time from their perspective. Most people would run away from such a thing, but Megan seems to feel that since she is currently bored (shown by the fact that she is constantly refreshing her E-mail), this is a break from her normal life, and she may not fully be realizing/acknowledging the inherent dangers of leaving her realm into an unknown universe.
+[[Megan]] is sitting at her computer, not waiting for a particular mail, but still refreshing every few seconds. This is an illustration of boredom and pointlessness in life. But suddenly the wall in front of her is opening. She considers running for the door, but curiosity overtakes her. She enters the hole, closes it behind her, and with that, she enters a different world. The hole appears as if it is a rip in a sheet of paper, implying that since they are drawings (which they are{{Citation needed}}), this would be essentially a hole in space-time from their perspective. Most people would run away from such a thing, but Megan seems to feel that since she is currently bored (shown by the fact that she is constantly refreshing her E-mail), this is a break from her normal life, and she may not fully be realizing/acknowledging the inherent dangers of leaving her realm into an unknown universe.
-She does worry that she is missing an email, though, much as a person often does resist breaking from routine.
+In the title text, she worries that she is missing an email, though, much as a person often does resist breaking from routine.
 This starts out a metaphoric five-part adventure that celebrates, marvels at, and reminds of human freedom.