#coffee-and-cogs

Also, I am baking loaves of challah tomorrow to give to people in my building for Chanukah!

Thank you! I'm not celebrating just yet, because I know it's super rare for ART to succeed the first time, but I'm enjoying the hopeful stage right now.

Thank you friend!

I think I missed something--why is everyone saying goodbye to you?

Tumblr user mercurialmalcontent has declared May 15th "Goodbye Frank" day, apparently

(This is a bit of a throwback question but oh well, my thoughts are still fresh)

I honestly don't know very much about any of them? I saw Resident Evil 3 and Resident Evil 4 when I was like 11 or 12, and that was about it. I don't think I've read anything else by Kazuhira Miller and Frank is, I think, the only thing I've read by Miller. (In fact, when I was looking it up a little while ago to check whether Frank was an actual real person, he was the only writer of anything ever by this guy.)

Kaz is the least interesting I guess. He's a bit like the protagonist of some kind of Japanese horror/action movie: he's a big ol' dude with a huge muscle guy physique and a giant knife, but he's also the only one with any character or narrative significance at all beyond the fact that he happens to be the bad guy and has a giant muscle guy physique.

As I said, Frank isn't interesting either. He kind of seems like a generic male character design, just a guy with a big muscular head with various scars and an odd-looking face. I guess I would have preferred if he didn't have such a generic name (which is probably because I read most of Miller's work as a kid and didn't care much, but still). I would have been fine if Kaz were his protagonist, but again, not much of a difference.