It’s Dragon Day! Abbie tells the story of the infamous and fearless Hidesato, whose heroic demeanor catches even the eye of a dragon king, in My Lord Bag of Rice. Kelsey tells a very different dragon story in Yanni, where–as usual–the story is not named after the right hero.
Dream a little dream… A little light sparring fun… Make my monster grow!
The ziggurat holds many secrets, better to peek around every corner, you don’t know what hides.
Kelsey tells the story of The Kindly Magician (but was he?) from one of our favorite books, Chinese Fairy Tales and Legends. Abbie reads a story about a father who (as usual) promises way too much, too soon, and his very clever daughter in The Monkey Bridegroom.
Confusion Shake Free… Menet Remember Promise… Zilvazaraat Free…
The crew heads into the mountain to negotiate a rescue plan for the wayward miner with the hobgoblin archaeological team. Friday twinkles, Ballad flirts, Seren nerds out, and Miss Fanny has had it with debating the finer points of a search and rescue.
Abbie tells an uplifting story that is the fairy tale equivalent of meeting drunk girls in a bar bathroom, The Three Mermaids, as told by our favorite fairy tale goddess Ruth Manning-Sanders. Kelsey then ruins the entire episode and feel-good vibe with a very short and disturbing tale, The Wolves.
The Calamity Crew is level 2. That sure does roll off the tongue, doesn’t it?
Join us, follow it… You keep your promise Menet… How will we survive?
