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art of The Painter is from @myownnovember's comic!

Night is a fine, cold blanket. The sun slips from the horizon, as a guest leaving a party in secret. Lights wink on, and the street becomes a dark mirror. The painter is wearing a long wool coat, a hat, and gloves, and he looks clean and sober and cold and a little bit anonymous. Standing outside a relative stranger’s door, and leaning against the wall, he looks down at his shoes, and sees how bright they look. Two shiny black beetles, they seem ready to hop away at a moment’s notice, leaving him all alone. What lousy luck, he thinks. How unlucky in love is he! Surely no one has ever been unluckier in love than he! And he laughs, and he says to himself, to himself, to himself, it's true, no one has ever been unluckier in love than me, and he walks a little, feeling more and more sorry for himself. What a runt he is. Of what use to anybody is a man like me? And he watches the street reflect the street, and he wonders what the people inside the houses are thinking as they watch him and the street. They must be be glad that they’re warm at home and not cold outside on a night like this. Probably.

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The third image depicts a canvas on a painting isle, the canvas has a drawing of the man without a dog. The painter is depicted in a half body and looking at the canvas, he is blushing. There are texts written on both left and right corner of the image, which reads “Does the painter realises the man loves him back?” “I hope so. I really do hope that’s the case.” End ID]

Tanner Jeannot scores the fourth goal of the game for the Nashville Predators.