The Yggdrasil Cretin
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Bonnie's Artistic Cousin
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Loserswithwifi
Girl Gang Disaster
to OP
crazed fangirl hunts down theories (she/they)
Weak for OP. Not really feeling it for the image but it's still better than vague dialogue.
Good freakin' griefer
Rookie Trope Repairer
OP
OP > current.
The universe is under no obligation to make sense to us.
OP's in and tagged, caption? (Maybe move the page quote so it's not a "Trope Namer provides both image and quote" sitch?)
Old pic:
Usagi's done something stupid again (she/her)
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Turning the page quote ("Once, all the mice agreed that life would be better if the cat wore a bell to warn of his coming — until a wise old mouse asked, 'Who will bell the cat?'") into a caption is a good idea.
Possible replacement quote:
- King Arthur: Noble knights of the Round Table, ever since the accursed Black Knight captured our Singing Sword, evil times have befallen us. One of ye knights must recover the Singing Sword...
Sir Osis of Liver: The Black Knight has a fire-breathing dragon!
Sir Loin of Beef: But-but-but... but the Black Knight is invincib-b-ble!
King Arthur: Odds bodkins! Hath the knights of the Round Table turned chicken?
[Clucking sounds and feathers flying]
Edited by GracieLizzy on Mar 28th 2024 at 4:07:58 PM
So I can't think of anything right now... meh.
"Cool. Coolcoolcool."
I agree with you on making the current quote the caption and to the new quote.
Edited by Bullman on Mar 28th 2024 at 11:55:53 AM
Fan-Preferred Couple cleanup thread
crazed fangirl hunts down theories (she/they)
Hi
Thirding.
Hi
The caption's added and tagged, and the new quote is in as well. Locking up.
So as discussed here
this is a bit vague on how well it illustrates.
Here is a suggestion. It is based on the trope naming fable admittedly but I think it works:
It's from this illustrated collection of Aesop's Fables
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So I can't think of anything right now... meh.