Meanwhile

Mama Tiger: “Do you think he understands that Calvin isn't real?”
Papa Tiger: “Let's not ruin it for him”.


Things I own: This picture, your grandmother's soul
Things I don't own: "Calvin & Hobbes", an Xbox.



Obligatory note from the artist (only read if you want to be bored by eccentric thinking):

Though we often indulge in the idea of infinite realities, any time a person tries to intricately imagine one of these realities that said reality seems to fall into the realm of impossibility.

If, for example, the tale of "Moby Dick" had never reached the world, would we still be willing to accept it as a plausible universe? If the author purposed that in some other world, a crazed and vengeful man made it his life's ambition to take down a single whale, would the idea seem reasonable from the simple lack of detail and passion?

Maybe I'm speaking too much from my heart, but what I’m trying to say is: Just because Calvin believes there is a Hobbes that does not mean there is no Hobbes.

On the other hand, I think we can all agree that Calvin does not exist and to even consider the idea should be an automatic expulsion to the loony bin. -_- *nod*