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The artwork for this card boasts elegance and beauty, and is even reminiscent of the art design behind Malenia in Elden Ring , for instance

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These guys are at opposite ends of the timeline Barthes working back in the middle of last century and Cohn publishing now and each have their own focuses Barthes mainly on novels (in his narratology anyway) and Cohn on comics but there's some notable similarities that, without getting too bogged down in the specifics of their methods, we can use to make sense of the Story Spotlights