That’s a good idea. I was thinking Hunchback of Notre Dame, but that story has a very unhappy ending for Charlie (as Esmerelda). Then again, the hero-prince in the original Rapunzel gets his eyes gouged out. Hmmm…
So, are you expecting the story to end with the main characters dying… or just the cosplay versions of the characters on the chapter title page dying, perhaps on a subsequent chapter title page?
Always with the bare foots on this one.
I would imagine her soles are like leather… Wait. I just imagined it. Yep: Leather.
I thought we were here to meet your mom?!
Later! First: the SIGHTS!
Aren’t there stairs inside?
If you’re, like, a boring person.
That sounds like the stuff lifelong trauma is made of. Is it translated from the French? 😉
If only. It’s a translation from the funny-accent.
A reversed Rapunzel episode? With the “prince” putting the Maiden in the Tower?
That’s a good idea. I was thinking Hunchback of Notre Dame, but that story has a very unhappy ending for Charlie (as Esmerelda). Then again, the hero-prince in the original Rapunzel gets his eyes gouged out. Hmmm…
That’s how you know it’s a story for children.
I caught a more Romiette and Julio flavo{u}r from it.
So, are you expecting the story to end with the main characters dying… or just the cosplay versions of the characters on the chapter title page dying, perhaps on a subsequent chapter title page?
You seem to have missed the (admittedly obscure) Firesign Theater reference.
I googled Firesign Theater and STILL missed the reference.
I couldn’t help thinking Hop-Frog and Trippetta.
Edgar Allen Poe reference! Cool! I’m sad to say I had to Google it, though.