Ah, the strong silent dedicated type. Like him already.
Listen, as a master thief, I would absolutely want to steal a Lurch Butler to take care of my Museum of Ill-Gotten Gains.
She has no fear of death and will loiter wherever she pleases.
And thus continues Cucumber’s lesson about adult incompetency.
How has no one decided to eat this world to the ground yet??
Goddammit you’re killing me comic. You Are Killing Me.
You found my one weakness.
True Love Yearning.
Listen, she may not be in charge, but she can take charge, and that deserves respect.
Please, do the smart thing. Yeet yourself out the window and away from this insanity.
While I am glad that Valley Lettuce got interrupted by a guy…..eating a teapot???……….why doesn’t let the princess escape and hit on Tomato herself? Go yandere in her endeavors??
Not Really you dumb Valley Girl Extra. Having someone touch your face with consent is fucking rude. Get a book.
God, hitting all the creep tropes too I see. You were passable at first but now I really do hate you.
As busy as any other princess trapped in a castle (huh, you know, that sounds familiar)
French? German? Either way lady, I’m the only one who can get away with saying “oh la la.” Quit stealing my thing.
Comic, got why must you throw in a tragic romance. I was ready to poke fun at everything this comic is satirizing, but this is going to tug at my heart.
He asked permission to stay with children, only for the sister to throw shade on her sibling to cheer him up.
This is a good group of people.
Look at her smirk. She knows what she did.
He asked permission to stay with children, only for the sister to throw shade on her sibling to cheer him up.
This is a good group of people.
Damn, his determination is glowing so bright it is lighting up the rabbit children.
He has the motivation (which is good) it is just planning that has the problems.
If Cucumber knew about this, he could have freed the princess while running out of the castle before. Kill two birds with one cupcake.
That cupcake castle doesn’t look so sweet now does it, with the tragic backstory context around.