Stumpy tells Quack-Quack that his sister Violasse, who has terrible luck, carries around a balloon with Quack-Quack's face on it to protect her, as if he were her personal "superhero", which he dismisses as nonsense. As he's speaking, the real Quack-Quack is defending Stumpy from the dangerous effects of his own bad luck, proving that he is indeed a "superhero" to people with bad luck.
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Irony
Stumpy tells Quack-Quack that his sister Violasse, who has terrible luck, carries around a balloon with Quack-Quack's face on it to protect her, as if he were her personal "superhero", which he dismisses as nonsense. As he's speaking, the real Quack-Quack is defending Stumpy from the dangerous effects of his own bad luck, proving that he is indeed a "superhero" to people with bad luck.
