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I Mean EVERYONE Btw. Im Talking Al Just Scooping Him Up Under One Arm And Walking Off While Grant Yells
I mean EVERYONE btw. I’m talking Al just scooping him up under one arm and walking off while Grant yells at him. Roy, Bart, and later Tommy tossing him over a shoulder to get a reaction or haul tail out of a situation. Jesse re-enacting the “do I weigh anything to you?” meme. Reuniting with a Lian who’s almost as tall as him.
You know they really missed out not making Grant a shorty like his father. It could have really emphasized his vulnerability and age; I like to imagine being him in the same “everyone looks at him and sees his dead parent” boat as Dinah II…
…Most importantly I love them idea of people just picking him up and carrying places :]
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Please also check out your local public libraries for these books and see if they carry them, to help support public libraries! If you have a library card already you can checkout Libby and Overdrive to see if your public library carries it as an ebook that you can checkout :)
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You know they really missed out not making Grant a shorty like his father. It could have really emphasized his vulnerability and age; I like to imagine being him in the same “everyone looks at him and sees his dead parent” boat as Dinah II…
…Most importantly I love them idea of people just picking him up and carrying places :]