Oh yes, there is more, yet more! I'm having far too much fun breaking the rules here, and what better way to give our two red-haired heroes a tribute than by breaking rules, may I ask?

When I talk about characters I've invented, I refer to them as people, not creations; I don't write and draw them, they TELL me what they're going to say, what they're going to do, what expression they'll pull. So, I figured, isn't it up to Fred and George as to what happens? Fred can't dissappear because J.K. simply SAYS he's died- he's firmly implanted in the minds of readers worldwide not only as a person, but an idea. That's reason enough for him to be able to escape one of the 'realities' that has been set out by his author.

Go disillusionment!

This is what happens when you try and think up good excuses for denying what happens in a book... Plus, I love drawing these guys.

And yes, the "pushing up the petunias" is a sneaky link to that ever-so famous Monty Python sketch.
"If this twin wasn't nailed to the perch he'd be pushing up the petunias! This. Is an EX. WEASLEY."