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[compliantly]

The library here is much larger than Dame Olga's outdated collection at home, and there's so much I haven't read yet. But my favorite, as always, are the fairy tales.

So I have a question, if you'd like to comply.

What is your favorite fairy tale?

Comments

[tofuinthesky]

The Princess and the Pea. I had a pop-up book of that one.

[compliantly]

That's the one with the pea in the mattress, or am I remembering incorrectly?

...What's a pop up book?

[tofuinthesky]

That's the one.

It's a book that has pictures that pop-out or up and stuff you can pull on. It's all interactive.

[compliantly]

I never understood how she could feel the pea under that many mattresses, though.

Are they magic or fairy-made books?

[tofuinthesky]

Neither could I, but I guess that's fairy tales for you. I still don't understand how Rapunzel got into a tower with no doors.

They're just regular books with a ton of cardboard. No magic or fairies.

[compliantly]

Perhaps there was a door when they locked her in, and they covered the door up later on?

Oh. I see.

[tofuinthesky]

But then why didn't the witch uncover the door when she wanted to see her instead of climbing up her hair?

[compliantly]

Because that wouldn't make for nearly as interesting a story?

[tofuinthesky]

You have a point there.

I'm Karolina. I don't think we've met before.

[compliantly]

I'm Ella. It's a pleasure.