Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for May 22, 2013
May 21, 2013
May 23, 2013
Transcript:
Phoebe: This is the dramatic climax of the play, so just to set the scene for you... Lisa Ladybug has searched This One Scrub for her missing lollipop. Now she wanders over to This Other Shrub and is greeted by another bug. And... that's about it. On with the show! Dakota: Which I totes wanna stress we didn't write.
kaykeyser almost 11 years ago
Oh wow what a riveting play. and for 4th graders? are we SURE this wasn’t a pre-schooller’s play? How lazy is this teacher? c’mon I could have written a better play! probable by borrowing from Charlet’s web.
neatslob Premium Member almost 11 years ago
“Totes”?
ewalnut almost 11 years ago
Maybe the teacher wrote it herself to avoid copyright infringement charges.
Hag5000 almost 11 years ago
All acting careers have to start somewhere.
CrimsonFoxx almost 11 years ago
Well, I bet it’s at least better than the “Story of Caulk” play they put on in Ozy and Millie…
Comic Minister Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Easy girls.
Kali39 almost 11 years ago
Dorothy Parker: “This is not a novel to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force.”
Five boys almost 11 years ago
@eldrickiv. Thanks, I will use totes on my grandchildren and they will think I am cool. Well, as cool as a 75 year old can be.
John W Kennedy Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Fourth grade? If our Phoebe is only eight, she should be in second or third, depending on when her birthday falls and on when the school district’s birthday cutoff comes.
Mind you, we haven’t yet witnessed the scene. It /could/ turn out to be something bloody brilliant that Neil Gaiman or Tom Stoppard or Christopher Fry did for charity. (It couldn’t be Amy Sherman Palladino because comic strips have to leave room for the art.)
Iron Ed almost 11 years ago
I like Dakota playing with her hair in the 3rd panel, and that she’s working WITH Phoebe in the last. :-)