There’s never enough room when you’re sharing space with a circus. Especially when they’re practicing. I’m finding myself liking Tad already. He’s not actually a “sad clown”. It’s just we usually don’t see him “in character”. When he’s off stage[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Book pavilion hasn’t officially opened yet. So Blossom’s bound to have time to show Hilda what, or who, she’s discovered. Whether Hilda wants her to or not.
Gage actually has a good point asking why Dielle didn’t start with this comfortable ensemble earlier. (One wonders why asked earlier, considering how he usually reacts to Dielle in shorts and a crop top.) The Doylean response is it slipped[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Gage likes what he sees. Unfortunately for him, Dielle has other ideas regarding what he and the others can do before showtime. In the foreground, you can see the circus performer in the Gorilla suit Gage mentioned earlier in the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Sometimes Hilda can be too lawful for her own good. Blossom, who generally regards rules as suggestions finds this quite annoying. (In her defense, Hilda didn’t read A Series of Unfortunate Events because Mr. Snicket told her not to.)
In case anyone was wondering what Dielle’s plan was, it was to pass the time with a little bit of busking. With a little bit of extra to leave everybody speechless.
According to Gage, things don’t usually go his way. When things happen to him that are explicitly lucky, it’s time to look out for falling rocks.
Erika has been getting on Blossom’s case about whether Kevin is real or not for a long time. (In her defense, Blossom is mostly all talk at the best of times!) While Blossom and Hilda may have had similar conversations[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Dielle probably didn’t expect the crowds when she took the others busking. She certainly didn’t expect to be running late. As it’s been mentioned before, Hsin’s Russian is a lot better than his English. So when Fedya’s the only person[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
