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Somebody just earned a Phix cookie.
Dunno who, but someone was wondering about Catela hearing that kind of stuff.

Woopsies.

Castela is a very interesting mix of a five-year-old, and something far far older.

I sorta wonder whether we (and everybody) should be scared of what she might become, when she grows up. It's a good thing that she has a loving and supportive extended family.

Dave wrote:Castela is a very interesting mix of a five-year-old, and something far far older.

Maybe she was created using a cutting from a very old plant.

Lest we forget- us 'meat creatures' become good fertilizer once deceased- and little tumbleweed might well be aware of that fact...

shadowinthelight wrote:

Dave wrote:Castela is a very interesting mix of a five-year-old, and something far far older.

Maybe she was created using a cutting from a very old plant.

Yes, Pickle sometimes feels like an adult in a child's body. I don't know if this is because of a Schulzian writing decision, or because of plot. I guess if we live long enough we will find out.

Dave wrote:Castela is a very interesting mix of a five-year-old, and something far far older.

I sorta wonder whether we (and everybody) should be scared of what she might become, when she grows up. It's a good thing that she has a loving and supportive extended family.

I dunno...the image Paul shared with us of Castela when she's older was intriguing...And every bit as worrying as you might fear. Good or bad, she'll be an interesting adult.

There's an image of Castella from the future?

Link please.

Julie wrote:

Dave wrote:Castela is a very interesting mix of a five-year-old, and something far far older.

I sorta wonder whether we (and everybody) should be scared of what she might become, when she grows up. It's a good thing that she has a loving and supportive extended family.

I dunno...the image Paul shared with us of Castela when she's older was intriguing...And every bit as worrying as you might fear. Good or bad, she'll be an interesting adult.

pickle at this point kinda reminds me of Ronda Rousey, just another geeky nerd girl nothing special till you step into the ring and get your ass handed to you.

Julie wrote:

Dave wrote:Castela is a very interesting mix of a five-year-old, and something far far older.

I sorta wonder whether we (and everybody) should be scared of what she might become, when she grows up. It's a good thing that she has a loving and supportive extended family.

I dunno...the image Paul shared with us of Castela when she's older was intriguing...And every bit as worrying as you might fear. Good or bad, she'll be an interesting adult.

Make that "the images" - at 17 and at 21:

jayessell wrote:There's an image of Castella from the future?

Link please.

Check your PMs.

My two main nieces, brother's kid who's 7 and sister's who just turned 6, have elements of Pickle. The older one is really smart seeming far older than she is at times, and the other is a chatterbox with a very excellent memory. And they both have that gift of Kid Logic that cuts through the hang-ups the rest up us have added unbidden to day-to-day life.

I love Lily and Suzi... they play very well off each other...

DilyV wrote:I love Lily and Suzi... they play very well off each other...

Remember how they punctuated their argument in the "Katherine's Adventure" storyline?

Much as the food chain is the food chain, I do have to wonder at the long term corrosion to the spirit from feeding off the condemned. Looking at it pragmatically it makes sense, but just as being a law enforcement officer weighs on the spirit after a while might this do the same?

Both? That's got to make it tough to be alone with yourself after a while.

Al.

Just Old Al wrote:Much as the food chain is the food chain, I do have to wonder at the long term corrosion to the spirit from feeding off the condemned.

The finding and exonerating of innocents in the process disposing of the bad will probably help with that.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

DilyV wrote:I love Lily and Suzi... they play very well off each other...

Remember how they puncturated their argument in the "Katherine's Adventure" storyline?

FTFY.

Dave wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

DilyV wrote:I love Lily and Suzi... they play very well off each other...

Remember how they puncturated their argument in the "Katherine's Adventure" storyline?

FTFY.

hsss

Dave wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

DilyV wrote:I love Lily and Suzi... they play very well off each other...

Remember how they puncturated their argument in the "Katherine's Adventure" storyline?

FTFY.

Ba-dum CHING!

Dave wrote:It's a good thing that she has a loving and supportive extended family.

"People don't act out if they're loved and nurtured. And. . .and, why are you smiling at me?" It's not just Cricket who this applies to.

Dave wrote:Castela is a very interesting mix of a five-year-old, and something far far older.

Technically, every life on Earth is billions of years old. It's just the individuality and consciousness in us that gets replaced with each generation. Perhaps sentient blackthorns work differently than we do.