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Expert Problem Solving - Gator Days
Characters
Liam - Capybara - A quiet and introspective boy. He enjoys writing and learning about things. Ember's older brother.
Ember - Capybara - A LITTLE GIRL WHO LOVES SNACKS AND YELLS EVERYTHING! LIAM'S LITTLE SISTER!
Transcript
Panel 1
Liam is playing games with his little sister and has come up with one to help her work on problem solving.
Liam: In this game, you'll be Queen.
Ember: OKAY!
Ember is loving the sound of this game already. She didn't even need to usurp anyone and she's pretty sure she can take Liam if he tries to usurp her.
Panel 2
Liam: I'll tell you about the problems of the people and you solve them
Ember: GOT IT!
Panel 3
Ember has taken the throne which just happens to be a recliner. All thrones should be recliners. Liam approaches her with the first problem to solve and she responds like a queen associated with hearts in a land of wonder.
Liam: Your Highness, the people are-
Ember: OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!
Panel 4
Liam stands silently for a moment. He figured something like this would happen. He still wants to know Ember's reasoning.
Liam: Why?
Ember: NO PEOPLE, NO PROBLEMS!
This also means there will be more snacks for her.
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Yes those are their actual names, after the backlash they never appeared in published comic(these are from sneak peaks at a then unreleased new New Warriors series) apparently their origin involved inhaling 'internet gas'
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