Ozy and Millie: Protective instincts
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Notes: Pasted-in correction in panel 2.
Ozy and Millie
Wisdom for short attention spans.
Over at my home station
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The third panel shows that Isolde really does consider Ozy family
Ah yes, the well-known predatory rabbit, made famous by Monty Python.
You know what happens next don’t you?
Jeremy’s Dad shows up at Llewellyn’s door, loudly complaining about his innocent son being ‘picked on’ by Isolde, and threatening to sue for damages.
Never met a bully’s dad in my life, didn’t sing that song whenever junior got his comeuppance
Except Isolde is a cousin, and not even a close one (I don’t think Llewellan is a sibling of one of her parents but more distantly related). He has no claim against Llewellan.
Plus I doubt Jeremy would tell people he was beaten up a girl.
So dragon hatchlings can’t breath fire.
Of course not. They need to learn control first, lest they set fire to the nest or whatever the equivalent raising space is!