Trust me when I say that I know what identical twins are.

Now let me explain this page and the following one.

Elliot (the blonde male character) has an identical twin (Elijah, not introduced until later).

In the game “Never have I ever..” , it’s possible to target specific people in order to make them drink.
Example: I’m playing with a group of friends. One of my friends has just returned from a vacation in Bermuda. If I wanted to target her to make her drink, I could say “Never have I ever.. vacationed in the Bermudas.” And then she’d have to drink. ta-daaa…

So, in this page, Bailey was trying to make Elliot admit to having made out with his identical twin brother. (He’s the only one who could possibly fit this condition, as he’s the only one with a twin). But, Elliot has never made out with his identical twin. So he won’t drink. HER MISSION FAILED.

On the next page, Elliot says that she has to take a “penalty drink”, because her “Never have I ever..” didn’t make anyone else drink. (This rule isn’t followed in all versions of the game, but sometimes the person proposing the question must drink if they didnt make anyone else drink. Because the purpose of the game is to make people drink while revealing secrets.)

Hopefully this makes more sense to you now.

Because identical twins come from the same fertilized egg they are not only completely physically identical, but they also have the same sex. Basically they are clones of each other.

Fraternal twins come from two eggs that have been fertilized at the same time and though they can sometimes looks very similar (ie. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are fraternal twins) they are not clones of each other and often have minute or large physical differences. They can even be different sexes, as we can see in this comic.

Anyway obviously it can be counted off in the dialog as a slip of the tongue from the drunk girl, but I figured I’d make the clarification just in case you didn’t know.

And I adore Elijahs face in the last panel :3

Domo~ Nina :D

and butt grabs.