I can disagree with one thing. Celebrities that live years in fame are probably not like other people. It's not like they get worse, let's talk neutral. Imagine how many times they have to hear the same things. Like, the first 20 times Michelle was asked to "say something as Apple Bloom" were fun but after 100 it's irritating. Tons of questions "what do you like", "what you dislike", "what do you think"... Apart from having to be careful with every single word, they get tired. I don't know for sure but I think it's pain to answer the questions you've heard a hundred times. They can probably predict what will a person approaching them say by the look of one. So, see... No need to apply illusions to the celebrity, you can't even get any real contact with them. Can't say "hi, what's your name?", in time they expect anyone talking to them to know all about them, at least what wiki holds.The usual talk would be boring to them, it happened a thousand times during some merchandise signing. Not that a common person would have a single chance to just talk to a celebrity. That's why we call them stars. They are huge, bright, they shine for everyone but you can't get closer without getting burnt. They're different. They have an exclusive right to pick friends, friends can't pick them, too many people who'd want to get "in". To preserve sanity they'll have to build a wall around them sooner or later. And Twitters and such are just... peeky windows, not real doors.It doesn't make them worse, just distant, living in a different reality slice. It's kinda sad. I try to stay away from famous people. Each of us lives a normal life, it's only when we cross paths one of us gets hurt. More often commoners that kiss that ice-cold wall. I don't like being in a crowd in general, and in a crowd before a celebrity would be a torture to me. Instead of being whole, as usual, I'd be a bit of sand on a beach, less important than dirt. No opinion, no attention, no meaning of my presence. So I don't think, even if I ever had a chance, that I'd go to these cons. So, yeah, maybe I could be a celebrity but I could never be a fan, it's just so not like me. Maybe it sounds selfish... I'm just used to being a person and talking to another person, preferably one at a time, 100% mutual attention and respect. I've watched the pony con videos, it's awkward... audience in the shadow of the colossi. So I guess I'm as far from this boiling fame world as I can be.And I found out a painful way I should never ever even try to find compassion and help in anyone who has even a smallest shard of fame, it won't end well. They're far. They just don't exist in common people's dimension, even when they do the same things every day.About the comic, the set is done in line art, I'll see if I can finish it by the end of Sunday, maybe I'll upload it sooner, maybe in 1-2 days without waiting til weekend. Many detailed landscapes this time, it takes longer. Still, no rush sounds good, I may want to polish it a bit more.I notice I trap myself and try harder every page when it's supposed to be just sketches. That's why it takes longer. What do you think? Do you notice the difference between the last page and the first of Prologue? Is it better? If yes, think it's worth it?