Why, yes. This is a crackplot, thank you very much.
Alyss was very mischievous as a child, using her imagination in a way that it likely should not have been used to bring amusement to her eyes. She wonders now if there can be a wrong way to use her imagination.
So long as it is not Black Imagination, so long as it helps to build her imagination back to the power she had at seven years of age, what harm is there in it? And so she's arranged a prank of sorts.
There are a collection of sweets in the kitchen, set on the counter as if to cool. Tartytarts and Jollyjellies and a few other things common to Wonderland, though certainly appetizing to anyone who might pass by. It all looks innocent enough, certainly.
But knowing Alyss it likely isn't, and will be good for a few laughs.
Typist: Because I finally have a pup who can start crackplots. The tartytarts (best described as sweet-and-sour cakes) will cause a pup to take on birdish properties (like sprout feathers- no flight though, sorry) until they molt. As for the jollyjellies (like small pies)? The pup will find themselves unable to speak in anything but nonsense. That's right. I'm being vague. What is nonsense to you?
So long as it is not Black Imagination, so long as it helps to build her imagination back to the power she had at seven years of age, what harm is there in it? And so she's arranged a prank of sorts.
There are a collection of sweets in the kitchen, set on the counter as if to cool. Tartytarts and Jollyjellies and a few other things common to Wonderland, though certainly appetizing to anyone who might pass by. It all looks innocent enough, certainly.
But knowing Alyss it likely isn't, and will be good for a few laughs.
Typist: Because I finally have a pup who can start crackplots. The tartytarts (best described as sweet-and-sour cakes) will cause a pup to take on birdish properties (like sprout feathers- no flight though, sorry) until they molt. As for the jollyjellies (like small pies)? The pup will find themselves unable to speak in anything but nonsense. That's right. I'm being vague. What is nonsense to you?