Behold, two rabbits: Eightball, an ever-upbeat offbeat optimist, and Weenus, sarcastic and small, one-eyed, bitter. The latter is possessed by an Ignatizian longing for the unobtainable Trixie -- bohemian, reader of existential philosophy, master of the diatonic button accordion. And please take note of the foxes: Pif, rabbit-friend, smarter than he looks, caretaker of Jumpy the flea; and Preston, Pif’s dad, a hardcore carnivore, rabbit-hungry and dangerously dumb. There is beguiling beauty in this strange and colorful world, and also a duck named Doodles. Did we mention the MacGuffin in the briefcase? Let the show begin.
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Jo Jo said, 5 months ago
It’s said that every art forger has one personal eccentricity that will reveal their canvases to be not the genuine article to a trained eye. I think I see Eightball’s.
simpsonfan2 said, 5 months ago
@Jo Jo
They do that because of ego. Someday, probably long after they are dead, they want it known that their forged painting(s) fooled experts for so long.
Which will cause them to be famous.
Perhaps famous enough for someone to try and make a forgery of THEIR painting(s).