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Published: 2014-03-29 06:15:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 677; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 1
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After he was done with his job, his maid told him about the wedding! He regrets about this test on his wife! Luckily, he manages to stop the wedding and now reclaims his wife back! Wasn't that a lovely story?
Myth of the Mirth ®
Myth of the Mirth ™
Troublesome Critters®
Troublesome Critters™
Ruby the Rubberado © Josiah Shockency (JCS)
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The Wedding of Mrs. Fox (my version) and all the concepts © Josiah Shockency (JCS)
March 28th, 2014
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Comments: 36
That's funny, I thought she'd be pretty angry after what he put her through
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I know, right?
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I guess one of her best qualities that make her liked by the other animals is her ver forgiving nature
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Isn't Franklin supposed to be mad at Mrs. Fox for almost marrying another fox? Oh well, yay! Happy ending!
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You make a good point! Now that you mentioned it, Mrs Fox got off to easily for cheating,without a a good alibi. And the victim card certainly wouldn’t be an excuse
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Yeah, it's not like she has a reason to remarry unlike in Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics, where Lily the maid is worried about running out of money. www.youtube.com/watch?v=hATHak…
Wait, why would the victim card not be an excuse?
You might have misunderstood my previous comment; the original story has Mr. Fox stir from his fake death and violently drive everyone out of the house. In his defense, Mrs. Fox did try to have him thrown outside without a proper funeral. www.grimmstories.com/en/grimm_…
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I mean, that's how the original story goes. If I were Franklin, I'd say, "you scared me, too; now we're even!"
I guess they're both very forgiving. 
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Ahhh, so they’d reconcile either way ^^
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It appears the loyalty test was successful. Didn't think he'd make it in time after what happened with the cake.
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Looks like Franklin showed up just in time! Nice ending. ^^
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Thanks, my friend! What did you think of my version of this fairy tale?
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Thank you! x3
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You got that right!
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wait... she wanted Married another, Just Because she Thinking her Husband is Dead?
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Yes.....but the husband regrets on his joke or test
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He tested his own Wife?
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Her fidelity! Because some foxes were near his wife, he wants to see if she still prefers him!
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And since this is done....who knows!
Maybe Ruby can read LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD and I can draw the story out like how I did in this!
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Thank you! Didn't you read the other strips with this story?
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I'll check them out later.
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And who knows! Maybe I can do one on LRRH!
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Object to have her married to another fox!
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