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>>24872069

Anon, I don't know what ANY of those words mean. Can you please explain to me what I'll get out of this in a way I can understand?

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elaboration is just obfuscation.

>>24873372
I WASN'T ASKING YOU, YOU STUPID FUCKING FREAK!
But now I am. Why is there a homeless version of He-Man banging on some guy's shield in the lower-center left of this depiction of a medieval battlefield? No bullshit answers, I WILL know if you're lying. I have two hypotheses as what could be going on here, and am 93% certain one of them is correct.

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his axe has become lodged in the shield of the norseman he is locked in mortal combat with. it appears he is trying to gain control of the norsemans speararm while trying to dislodge his axe.

>>24873455
I see, sorry for misinterpreting the nature of their interaction. It's tough to make out the details that small on my monitor at that resolution size.

But I'm more wondering why homeless He-Man is there in the first place. My initial two hypotheses were:
1) This is his way of asking for alms.
2) Due to possibly the similarity of their appearances (see their hair color and styles, which appear unique on this battlefield, as well as their height and physique), the vagrant was possibly attempting to take advantage of the chaos battle to kill this man and steal his gear and identity, thus escaping homelessness and climbing the social ladder.

I have since, however, considered a third possibility that the two may be identical twins with an unknown storied past leading up to this tragic and dramatic moment. So? Which, if any, of these explains his presence there?

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>>24873572
Perhaps they wounded one another in ways only brothers could.