Ooh this Made me read Bluebeard again

Huh, the version of Bluebeard I'd heard ended with the girl getting killed

I've never read Bluebeard. Is this something a lot of children read? Like Little Red Riding Hood or something? I thought it was going to be a pirate story.

What Marisa needs are Post-it notes. As a college student, they've been immensely helpful in annotating my rented textbooks.

Marisa was the villain all along!

But this was a fantastic release! And really, really casually dark, Bluebeard story aside.

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Patchy can't live for snot, man! Oh, my gosh!

Locking your frenemy in a book with a serial killer is a bit much for a wacky comedy.

(It always amuses me, in a dark way, the way that the fairy-tale Bluebeard has almost entirely eclipsed his inspiration — Gilles de Rais, former battle companion to Joan of Arc. After La Pucelle was executed without being rescued by his King or his God, his faith in both was shattered; he returned to his estates where he embarked on an epic career in black magic, rape, and mass murder. Where the fictional Bluebeard killed off wives, the real one mostly went for little boys.)

For a while there, I thought Marisa will be PC98 Marisa