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Okay, so that doesn't reveal much, but it's cute. :3
Here's my uneducated guess: Her father (the headmaster) somehow found out about William and she decided to either deny her relationship with him or flat-out break up with him because of that. But she couldn't handle it and here we are.

Robot had been hella creepy ever since his second appearance, but I think he's a good guy.

I'm sure he means no harm, but he's getting very dangerous. I mean, he even freaked out Shadow2. Yes, he's their friend and he'll help them in any way he can, but creating a religion based on unwanted worship of and complete subservience to The Angel is just a powder keg waiting to blow.
What I find most interesting about this is how The Angel, in the robots' mythology, is not at all a benevolent entity, but more like an angel of death. I still find it odd how Robot ever got to that conclusion, given how well he knows Kat personally.
I have no idea where Tom is going with this, but I'm guessing very forceful attempts at conversion and/or the Court finding out about it, leading to dissension between the Court and the robots. That or he's gonna play it more personally, leading to a huge row between Kat and Robot and Kat being torn between her desire for research and not wanting to fuel the robots' fanaticism.
Turns out that, hey, maybe there's a very good reason why S13 was initially disassembled.

I find it amusing that both Gunnerkrigg Court and Cyanide & Happiness did an "unfinished comic strip" joke, and only one day apart.
Also, Tea is the best and most canon character.

Oh, you want feels?

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Technically, Mort was just a messenger, it was Moot & co. that really gave blinker stone to her. Mort was just easily replaceable middleman.

That doesn't really matter, though. It was still Mort who gave her the stone and she's more likely to connect it with Mort than with the psychopomps.

THE OTHER REVEAL

Tony's smile is damn unsettling.
Nice to finally see a different side to his character, though.

I think Kat's parents were just talking about how they got up to important shenanigans and drama when they were kids, and now it's the next generation's turn. I still see that turning into a conflict with Tony, given they've let go of the past and let the girls be independent. I'm willing to bet Tony hasn't let go of anything, and he's still trying to lash out at the Forest or whoever he blames for Surma's death and has overturned the kids' lives by taking control of Annie. He's pretty much the Donlans' total opposite at this point.

Ouh, that's a good point. Yes, Tony seems to be stuck in the past to a ridiculous degree.
Also, the current page just reminds me of this.