Ch6-52

Othosmops on March 10, 2025

(russian):
Panel 1:
MIIKO: These anecdotes are quite entertaining, but you're getting carried away and ramble on.
Could you be a bit more brief!

Panel 2:
BRUNO:    Apparently there was a drought that convinced more than a critical mass of matatoas that the whole drudgery of ancestor worship was quite worthless. However, this conviction did not prevail in all tribes at the same time. In any case, some tribes overthrew their chief priests and stopped building moai and their hats.   
At the same time, some tribes went to war with each other.

Panel 3:
BRUNO:    It was probably in this context that cannibalism occurred.
VILIS: How low can you go -
BRUNO: Stop! There's no point in condemning these people with your moral standards.
Sure, cannibalism is an absolute taboo for us, but that doesn't apply to the Polynesian island societies. They had other taboos. On the Marquesas Islands, where the Rapa Nui people came from, cannibalism has been proven.
GISELLE:    If you drop a nuclear bomb on a city and zen zousands slowly perish from radiation sickness or incurable burns or cancer, zet's at least as revolting.