For reference, below is Lord Voldemort. Twins. Identical twins.
Geekologie has the full story of how this precious meowzer came came to look like he-who-shall-not-be-named. How has some pottertastic muggle not adopted him?
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In an effort to show that you do indeed have readers, here's a comment from me: I used to teach Maus (before American Born Chinese came out, which was a better choice for YA graphic novels), and every time I read it, my cat looked like a Nazi for a week thereafter.
ReplyDeletep.s. This is Jill R. - blogger won't let me sign in with my google account, or an of my LJ ones.
Thanks for commenting! It's nice to know I'm not just typing into the void. And it's weird how books can make us see things and even modify our behaviors. For days after reading Laurie Halse Anderson's Wintergirls I had difficulty eating anything and found myself counting the calories in everything. Ah, the power of words!
ReplyDeleteOh, that poor dear! He does resemble You-Know-Who but I am sure the cat isn't evil like Lord Voldemort. :)
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