how does the blobs in his mask keep moving all the time?

>>94348722

They explained it. It's some special material that reacts to heat.

>>94348828
And how does a bum who cant even feed himself properly owns an expensive-ass mask like that?

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>>94348722
See-through LCD.

>>94348859
Kitty Genovee returned it to the store he worked out.

>>94348859

Is there any reason why you came to /co/ to ask retarded questions instead of just re-reading the comic?

>>94348860
More like those old oily/liquid crystal stickers

>>94348872
>implying he read it to begin with
The OP pic is from the watchmen MOVIE, anon

>>94348859
He stole one of Doctor Manhattan's cum stained socks and stretched it over his face, read the fucking comic.

You have to take liberties with the realism of something for the sake of symbolism sometimes. It's Rorschach's stance as a moral objectivist. Although what's good or bad change over time, things are still strictly only good or bad at any one time. The black and white constantly changes shape, but they're always black and white never grey.

Read the fucking comic.

>>94351333
It's also explained that it's based on Dr. Manhattan derived sci-fi superscience.

So, magic ain't explain shit et al.

>>94349204
Same origin. The fabric is invented, used to make clothing, he acquires it.

It's just two solid layers containing a lava lamp, essentially. They work it with heated blades so that the outer, plasticized layers always contain the liquid layer properly without leakage, though it's implied that the amount of liquid is very small, perhaps only a few molecules deep with a very low albedo.

>>94351333
>it's his stance

you fucking tard

it's HIM

he's called RORSCHACH as in RORSCHACH TEST

this is NOT COINCIDENTAL, he chooses it deliberately

Rorschach tests are largely unused today because they're incredibly easy to game, both for the tester and the testee - like the original purpose of the Ouija board, they're basically a battle of wills, a way of getting the person opposite to reveal their inner thoughts involuntarily; but they're not accurate, not replicable usefully, so they're worthless as science, and only countries that still buy into the lie detector (accuracy: 50%) still use them seriously

by the 1980s it was already widely known that Rorschach tests were bunk, baggage from the 1930s that should have been dumped; Rorschach the character shows nothing of his victims' inner thoughts but kids himself that he knows the minds of other men, when in fact he barely knows himself; his mask doesn't reveal his politics, only his childlike insistence on a technocratic solution to an emotional world he's incapable of dealing with

when he takes off the mask that separates him from emotion, he dies

>>94352746
So you haven't read watchmen, then?

>>94352867
Does your stance on things not represent yourself?
Anon was right.