Page 104 – Harriet To the Rescue
I’m glad our favorite undead chickadee is okay, but does Jane’s mom know what she’s just gotten herself into? Stay tuned dear readers.
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My money is on Harriet evolving into some sort of giant chickadee-headed Egyptian goddess by the end of things.
I’ll take that bet. Muwahaha, I am master of destiny.
Well, I was half-right about the chickadee coming in handy. Also, it’s good to see Jane’s parents making an effort to protect their daughter. I have a nasty feeling her mom has walked right into a trap, though.
A trap? Perish the thought. She’s Jane’s legal guardian. The sheriff is legally obligated to end his kidnapping and illegal interrogation. Oh, I see your point. This does look bad.
“someone has to make the hard decisions” is the goto rationale of just about every would-be mob boss, gang leader, dictator, and theocrat ever. why can’t they just come ouot and say “i’m a bad guy and i want to do bad things?”
Maybe it’s a double-bluff? Oh wait, that would mean he’s a villain. Right? Like Krombopulos Michael (from Rick and Morty), “I’m very discreet, I have no code of ethics. I will kill anyone anywhere. Children, animals, old people, doesn’t matter. I just love killing.”
Perhaps Jane can convince her mother to push Sheriff Dingleberry against the cage. That should prove salutary. 🙂
Problem solved! 😀
I hope Mrs. Webb is not being too naive.
Like mother like daughter, huh? She may have a trick or two up her puffy sleeves.
Aw sheeeet. Mom is here!
Oh, good. Now he won’t even have to get up to arrest her. Convenient.
Although, I can see that might be tipping his hand too soon, if he’s planning some kind of move against the queen. Such suspense.
Yeah. It’s never a good idea to go monologuing until your adversary is in little bits. Even if he did know that mom was coming.
Let’s just hope in the upcoming scuffle that the amulet doesn’t go out the window and into the lake.