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Bee

Wilson P. Higgsbury

To bee or not to bee.

Wilson P. Higgsbury

Careful!

I am oddly intrigued by its sadistic nature.

Performing an absolutely captivating waggle dance.

Well "bzz bzz" to you, too!

You're probably safer here than out there, honestly.

They're rather busy!

Its humming is rather tedious.

Where there are bees, there is honey!

Hi, honey.

Wee warriors! I don't know if I like them.

Easy now!

They work so hard, the fools.

Now what do I do with it?

Always Be Pollinating.

Ours now!

I'd steer clear of that stinger.

Be still, little one.

Flying is wasted on insects.

I'm surprised it doesn't sting me.

Ms. Wickerbottom

Apis mellifera. Quite large!

Ms. Wickerbottom

It is not pleased.

WHATFORE FOOLS THESE MORTAL BEES!

TWO BEES? NOPE, NOT TWO BEES

It's fat, but that stinger looks dangerous.

Pocket full of bees!

Is fat and angry-looking.

Is safely in my pocket.

She's making the flowers grow.

Now what do I do with it?

A honey-makin' devil.

Yield yer sweet treasure!

Buzz!

Needs home

A MINDLESS DRONE. I LIKE HIM.

ITS VIBRATIONS ARE COMFORTING