But Mum, he says looking puzzled, why does the fairy with no legs not have see-through wings?
What fairy with no legs?
The one in 'Tink' (Tinkerbell movie).
By this time I'm getting pretty puzzled, trying to think of a fairy torso flying (no wheel chair necessary I guess) and wondering why on Earth I couldn't remember such a strange occurrence. Is there a fairy in Tink with no legs? I ask skeptically.
Yes, the one with the yellow wings and the yellow dress.
The fairy Queen you mean?
Yes.
Ahh, the penny drops. The Fairy Queen wears a floor length yellow dress.
She does have legs sweetheart, you just can't see them 'cause her dress is so long I manage to stutter out amongst little giggles.
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A couple of definitions for you:
In Eulish a Lave-saver is 'another word for a Star Wars' (having never seen Star Wars he obviously has missed the fact that Star Wars is a movie, not a character).
In Aoiflish a Dragon Saver is 'someone who saves the princess from the dragon'.
1 comment:
hahahaha!! awesome... i wonder if a lave saver and a dragon saver could be the same thing?? i wonder if the fairy with no legs could also be a dragon saver.... hmmmmm...
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