Jim just can’t admit when someone else might be right about something.
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Jim just can’t admit when someone else might be right about something.
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We know, Jimmy. We know
Jimmy really is a …ok, not cussing here. But he needs a smack. Or three.
I guess that the strategy of “pick a direction and try to stick with it” would not work well there…
(IRL, it work quite often, even more so when there is a visible or perceptible* landmark , as forest are euclidian, do not have that many impassable part, dangerous parts, like a cliff, are visible and avoidable most of the time, and part without any indication or reperage are not that big. as for the forests/ natural spaces that one can genuinely get lost in, people usually know about it, and are equipped accordingly (map, phone, adapted shoes, water and food, montain climb material if needed) before entering them)
*like the direction of the slope. it may not be constant, but there is no risk of coming back on an already visited part without noticing.
Every kid growing up needs a good story about getting lost in the woods by their house and their parents freaking out. I have two of those stories myself!
Those stories are great for just one kid. Stories about kids getting lost in the woods and never coming out are great for the whole community!*
*this claim has not been evaluated by the FDA
The first time i went outside of my country’s border, in an student exchange program, at 12, the second day i got lost long enough for the host family to panic, and then found my way home thinking nothing of it.
i had not thought about the fact that on a hill (and unlike on the side of a valley where i lived normally), the slope could be changing direction in the city, and i did not speak the language well enough.
I’m assuming here that the kids are too small to fly yet.
For once, Jimmy has a point.
That’s… technically true.
And then they were killed by the Jabberwock and nobody ever knew that they were replaced by podpeople.
Has anyone else thought that Rupert is probably really weirded out by Jimmy’s teeth? I mean, he looks normal on the outside with a beak and stuff, but then he opens his mouth and BAM. Toofers. And those teeth are gonna fall out and junk, then grow again. And that’s just WEIRD. Way weirder than any Wonderland nonsense, which is usually just silly.
At least it’s not goose teeth. Those are the things of nightmare. Lion teeth in a beak is so much less scary.
Well, what a surprise, it was a terrible idea after all…
I wonder how many children have straight up died as a result of not staying on the paths in Wonderland.
The presumably scary monster is taking a while to jump out and eat them. Hopefully it does before the chapter ends and we go back to Michelle (who probably is not the monster, but, you know, Wonderland)..
I just have to say that flustered/frightened Rupert is, unfortunately, JUST PLAIN ADORABLE LOOKING.
Jimmy boy needs a bap upside the head