To be fair, Jon has had very little attention this chapter, so Seth’s not completely off base here. That said, Seth is definitely still a bit drunk here, sooo...
Not sure how universal this is, so: “peaky” means looking tired/pale/sick/generally “a bit off”.
Seth is a good brother and his morals are good. And as for the whole situation with his stepmom, I am impressed by his maturity and yes I do call it maturity because he realizes that his dad was in the wrong not his stepmom. HE was the one who was married and had vows to honour. If anything, one can say that his stepmom was sort of a guilty victim who clearly isn't the kind to deserve to be someone's "other woman".
Too little information to say all that. We don't know why he did it, how it started, or if the former Mrs Walker did or did not like it. On the available information, he might be an embarrassing cad with no excuse who wrecked his marriage by pecking the wrong hole, and perhaps that drove his wife to suicide. On the available information, she also could've come out to him as a lesbian, stayed in the closet, and introduced this other nice girl she knew to her husband while they were still officially married.
Oh is this one of those yaoi comic where “It’s okay because they’re not blood related brothers” or what? Man, I signed up for Santa saving adventures and I feel like I’ve been double crossed!
Seth, stop that foolishness and go take a shower. Now, before the colour blind palette clash hurts my eyes even worse, please? Pretty please? Why does he like those colours, is he actually colour blind?
"Green around the gills," I've found to be more internationally understood. Funny how that works even though people don't have gills, and most of us don't turn green while drunk or hung over either.
"Green around the gills," I've found to be more internationally understood. Funny how that works even though people don't have gills, and most of us don't turn green while drunk or hung over either.
I used "peaky" because it feels like a very mum thing to say, but yeah, not as universally recognised