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(Created page with "thumb|220x220px '''''Circo de la Luna''''' is a circus show. In “Mind Your Manners” there is a short flashback of Emily seeing the show with her grandmother on Grandparents Day. One act of the show is Ferdy the Flying Bull. The name is Spanish for “moon circus”. It refers to ''{{w|Cirque de Soleil}}'' which is French for “sun circus”. Fern's second story in "Fern and the Case of the Stolen Story...") |
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'''''Circo de la Luna''''' is a circus show. In “[[Mind Your Manners]]” there is a short flashback of [[Emily]] seeing the show with her [[Emily's grandmother|grandmother]] on Grandparents Day. One act of the show is Ferdy the Flying Bull. | '''''Circo de la Luna''''' is a circus show. In “[[Mind Your Manners]]” there is a short flashback of [[Emily]] seeing the show with her [[Emily's grandmother|grandmother]] on Grandparents Day. One act of the show is Ferdy the Flying Bull. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:42, 28 October 2022
Circo de la Luna is a circus show. In “Mind Your Manners” there is a short flashback of Emily seeing the show with her grandmother on Grandparents Day. One act of the show is Ferdy the Flying Bull.
The name is Spanish for “moon circus”. It refers to Cirque de Soleil which is French for “sun circus”. Fern's second story in "Fern and the Case of the Stolen Story" mentions a Cirque de Fauteuil (armchair circus).
