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THE FAITHLESS PARROT [1858] by Charles H. Bennett~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
And let's not forget Widow Daw! She's got a bone to "peck" with Paul for his falseness. While he gets pecked away, it sure looks like Tittums and Fido were mean to be a true couple....
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THANK YOU FOR READING AND APPRECIATING THIS ADAPTATION!
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Link to the original story: www.gutenberg.org/files/21884/…
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Time Elapsed from drawing the whole comic story from beginning to end: THURSDAY, JANUARY 25th - SATURDAY, JANUARY 27th, 2018 [2 Days]
Because works of Charles Henry Bennett [1828 - 1867] existed before 1923, it is in the public domain since then. Therefore, it is free to use. But any adaptation or rendering of any of the works that has been made is protected and copyrighted.
Artwork and comic adaptation © Josiah Shockency (JCS)
Saturday, January 27th, 2018
Special thanks to Project Gutenberg [website: www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Pa… and you!
Copyright © Josiah Shockency (JCS), 2018 [MMXVIII]. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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Comments: 54
Thanks very much. You also get that statement about How Come Disney Didn't Come Across This? XD
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Now he's as dead as the Norwegian Blue xD That's what you get for being faithless.
This comic was sweet and fun
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Well, maybe! [Love that reference you did on Monty Python]
I thought you'd love it. I can imagine more fun stories and adventures with these characters [since they ARE in the PUBLIC DOMAIN].
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What did you love about this obscure story? X3
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Pretty awesome.
I'd never heard that story before.
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It's such a fun story. And with this in the public domain, you can do your own vision of this story. XD
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Awesome.
Though I may use different characters than the dog, cat and parrot.
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Yeah, that's a fine way to end a story. Boy are those two happy as if nothing happened at all out of recent events.
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Sure glad you enjoyed this story. 
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This was very cute. Glad I finally took a look at it.
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Good ending with some sweet revenge at the end! Good work!
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Thanks very much! My best one so far! X3
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You're very welcome
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Thanks very much, mate! ;D
I figure this lost story deserves some attention, which was why I felt inspired to reintroduce it in a form of a comic!
Got any favorite part from this?
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My favourite was how that red cat tackle that parrot with her own skills.
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But yeah, that was awesome. That was how the story presented in the original. It was worth drawing that scene that had that furry comeuppance.
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That's a cat actually.
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Already fixed the problem
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All's well that ends well! Good work on this comic!
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Especially based on a long forgotten tale! ;D Thanks very much
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Well, I finally got some time to check on the comic you drew, and cognrats you did some really good job with that one, certainly big amount of work but you pulled it off, kudos
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Dziękuję bardzo! 
I sure had a blast drawing this whole adaptation.
Got any best/ favorite part of this whole comic? ;D
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I really like page 5 - the composition there, sort of montage, is very interesting, plus I bet it must've been tons of work for you to fit this whole thing on one page
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Including that detail on whether that famous icon, the Big Ben Tower, existed at that time or not? ;D
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It's not like I remember when the Big Ben Tower was built you know
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cat with dog? ...weirder things have happened. 
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Well, it's one of those kid stories that time has forgotten, which is worth reintroducing in a form of a comic book! ;D
So glad you enjoy my adaptation.
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Me, too.
So glad you enjoyed my adaptation.
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Looks like bird-brain got his just comeuppance at the end there, good story JC!
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Thank you for enjoying my comic-adapted retelling. And yep, pretty much for Paul Parrot! ;D
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Man, this comic was so well illustrated and so well produced. Fantastic work!
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And you have never heard this story before? Just like me! And that was the fun part of producing a comic story based on a story that's been long forgotten.
Thanks a million! X3
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Didn't want to fill your page with favoriting notices, but this comic was great, and so is the rest of your work. If you had a book for sale, I'd be very tempted to buy it.
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Thanks. Looks like I forgot Tittums' whiskers on here.
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I don't really care if you mess up. It looks great.
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Thank you for enjoying my adaptation.
I thought some forgotten story like this would be worth resurfacing. If only Disney would've came across this and perhaps produce an animated short based on it.
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Honestly, I see this as being more of a thing you'd see in the children's section at the library. There's some great things out there that never get filmed, like the Stephen Kellogg books or Georgie the ghost.
It's nice to wish for things, but you should probably just try to get visibility. Lulu.com allows you to assemble books and print them up. It's what I use frequently, because I haven't found any cheaper vanity presses. I've heard it's sometimes a good idea to give self published stuff to libraries to get your work out there.
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Perhaps I could give it a try.
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to Tittums and Fido, I now pronounce you both husband and wife.
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Indeed. Any thoughts of my adaptation?
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they were all awesome.
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Thank you for enjoying my adaptation of this long lost children story! ;D
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you're welcome.
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Was that the most fun comic you've ever read in a while?
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