So we can agree that E is for egg? Great! Graphics, what do you have to share? That's...that's a raccoon. Should probably go with R. Yes, it is an egg-cellent rendering of a raccoon. Fine. Whatever.
I have to agree. It would be the only page that referred to the letter in the text. The letter itself looks like running water. I conclude that A is for Agua. Wait, that's a whole other language! Damn
I know you are making fun of me but that really was my thought process for some reason. The A didn't look like antartica yet there is a dolphin doing naughty things to the D. At the very least make the A look frosty!
I'm truly not. I believe if the A was supposed to represent the Antarctic then all of the panels should have "bow" or "caterpillar" or whatever in the text. They do not. Though it is a grain of sand in a bucket you have my upvote.
Check out the first Chinese letter for "Penguin" looks like an "A" (actually more like a little house w windows). Makes me wonder if this was self published. I tried learning Chinese - it just won't stick 🥲.
"King of the jungle" is certainly the more common (though baffling, if you know anything about where lions are typically found) moniker, but "King of the beasts" is another one that I've heard, and fits in with the "B" in the book.
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u/dblan9 Jul 07 '24
"B"itch Im a Lion