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Actually, it would depend on the difference between:
1. The distance between Garfield and the bed
2. The distance between the light source and the bed
Unless I'm mistaken about something, Garfield would only be FTL in this scenario if he and the light source were the same distance from the bed, and Garfield made it into the bed before the last photon from the light source hit it. Since that's clearly not the case, and the light appears to be in the room somewhere off-panel, Garfield should very likely be Relativistic+ in that feat, Speed of Light at most.
Maybe if we saw the full room we could make a calc. But the only frames we see is of him turning the light off
Going to his bed
Lights turn off
From the looks. The light didn't even make any distance compared to him. The distance he made doesn't matter as much if the light shows to make less distance. And in this case. It appears that way. And maybe without text we could make arguments elsewhere
But adding in he says it basically is FTL. I think FTL is a safe bet
1. The distance between Garfield and the bed
2. The distance between the light source and the bed
Unless I'm mistaken about something, Garfield would only be FTL in this scenario if he and the light source were the same distance from the bed, and Garfield made it into the bed before the last photon from the light source hit it. Since that's clearly not the case, and the light appears to be in the room somewhere off-panel, Garfield should very likely be Relativistic+ in that feat, Speed of Light at most.
Maybe if we saw the full room we could make a calc. But the only frames we see is of him turning the light off
Going to his bed
Lights turn off
From the looks. The light didn't even make any distance compared to him. The distance he made doesn't matter as much if the light shows to make less distance. And in this case. It appears that way. And maybe without text we could make arguments elsewhere
But adding in he says it basically is FTL. I think FTL is a safe bet