WHO HERE AGREES WITH INEZ. I kinda don’t, except about the magic urn thing
Also, clarification: Mona’s not like referring to a “trigger warning” or anything; she’s referencing Roy Rogers’s horse. I don’t know why this is a reference that occurs to her (or by extension, to me, since I’m like the same age.) I could guess that Mona was the kind of kid who would get like really really obsessed with a single piece of archaic culture and be really demonstrative about it. Like frex she’d probably go around the house singing this song:
Probably she sang this for COUNTLESS HOURS, like literally chasing her parents from one end of the house to the next, belting out this song neither she nor they would have any direct reason to care about! Forever! She still sings it today!
That’s it — see you all Tuesday
NO, INEZ. Do not accommodate the haters.
Inez puts up with so much nonsense! We can not altogether blame her for being sort of exasperated with her girlfriend always.
Please define “weird stuff”… But I kind of agree with Inez. She shouldn’t say to much weird stuff to kids. But not for the boring straight lady he has for a mom but ’cause he’s a kid. ^^
The specific weird stuff she said probably had more to do with her unorthodox magical ideas than anything! But yeah, I agree with Inez to the extent that confusing neighborhood children with talk of like BLOOD SPELLS and such is maybe not the most responsible thing to do toward other people’s kids. I don’t know that this argument would sway Mona at all though–in her view it’s probably better on balance to give kids some kind of COUNTER-NARRATIVE to normal adult responsibility/metaphysical ideas.