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1. PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT POST SPOILERS.
2. Don't be rude toward the artists, their work, or other readers.
3. Disagreements are fine, insults are not.
4. Joking at the fairy tales silly nature is fine, crude jokes and comments are not. This is an all-ages site. Let's keep it that way.
5. Comments can be removed at moderator's discretion.
↓ Transcript
Panel 1: The princee wonders what the bride was saying. Orland: What are you saying? Maleen: Nothing. I was only thinking of Maid Maleen.
Panel 2: The prince is taken aback, but says nothing.
Panel 3: The bride and bridegroom walk across a foodbridge on the way to the church.
Panel 4: The bride once again speaks softly. Maleen: Footbridge, footbridge, please don't break or chide, for I'll gladly admit I'm not his true bride.
Panel 5: The groom once again wants to know what he bride is saying. Orland: What was that you said? Maleen: Nothing. I was only thinking of Maid Maleen.
Panel 2: The prince is taken aback, but says nothing.
Panel 3: The bride and bridegroom walk across a foodbridge on the way to the church.
Panel 4: The bride once again speaks softly. Maleen: Footbridge, footbridge, please don't break or chide, for I'll gladly admit I'm not his true bride.
Panel 5: The groom once again wants to know what he bride is saying. Orland: What was that you said? Maleen: Nothing. I was only thinking of Maid Maleen.
hehehehe! This is priceless!
You know, this is a lot like a Swedish folk tale I just read called “The Princess in the Earthen Cave”. It makes sense though, because the tales did travel.
There’s nothing like reading through collections — like Andrew Lang’s coloured books — to go humm, humm, this looks a trifle familar.
Poor Prince! The walk to the church becomes a Guilt Trip…
Haha! It doesn’t feel out of place at all when normally reading the fairy tales in book form, but indeed the prince’s reaction is the normal one :D I love the sweatdrop!
She’s punishing him… this is so great.