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'''Hansel and Gretel''' is a Brothers Grimm fairy tale from 1812. Since then, it has become very well known. | '''Hansel and Gretel''' is a Brothers Grimm fairy tale from 1812. Since then, it has become very well known. | ||
In "[[Just Desserts]]," the story is very strongly referenced in [[Arthur Read|Arthur]]'s dream. Arthur plays Hansel and [[D.W.]] plays Gretel in the dream. The two are lost, with only a piece of bread which they used to lay down crumbs to get back, yet a creature (who turns out to be [[Buster Baxter|Buster]]) eats them all. They find themselves at a house made of sweets, where a witch (which bears a resemblance to [[Nigel Ratburn|Mr. Ratburn]]), takes them to a mall to get an oven for them. He then commences to try to cook them, however the seven dwarves ([[Tibble Twins]]) stop him, leading to a large fairy tale crossover, interweaving multiple fairy tales. | In "[[Just Desserts]]," the story is very strongly referenced in [[Arthur Read|Arthur]]'s dream. Arthur plays Hansel and [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] plays Gretel in the dream. The two are lost, with only a piece of bread which they used to lay down crumbs to get back, yet a creature (who turns out to be [[Buster Baxter|Buster]]) eats them all. They find themselves at a house made of sweets, where a witch (which bears a resemblance to [[Nigel Ratburn|Mr. Ratburn]]), takes them to a mall to get an oven for them. He then commences to try to cook them, however the seven dwarves ([[Tibble Twins]]) stop him, leading to a large fairy tale crossover, interweaving multiple fairy tales. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:18, 2 August 2017
Hansel and Gretel is a Brothers Grimm fairy tale from 1812. Since then, it has become very well known.
In "Just Desserts," the story is very strongly referenced in Arthur's dream. Arthur plays Hansel and D.W. plays Gretel in the dream. The two are lost, with only a piece of bread which they used to lay down crumbs to get back, yet a creature (who turns out to be Buster) eats them all. They find themselves at a house made of sweets, where a witch (which bears a resemblance to Mr. Ratburn), takes them to a mall to get an oven for them. He then commences to try to cook them, however the seven dwarves (Tibble Twins) stop him, leading to a large fairy tale crossover, interweaving multiple fairy tales.
Arthur as Hansel
D.W. as Gretel
Buster eating the bread crumb trail
The house made of sweets
The witch, who bears a resemblance to Mr. Ratburn
The mall the witch takes Arthur and D.W. to
The witch preparing to put Arthur and D.W. into the oven
