CCI want to focus on the Neighborhood of Make-Believe for this review. Lady Aberlin, Lady Elaine, and Bob Dog (as a peace delegation) go to Southwood to get the facts on what the neighbors there have been building with the parts they ordered from Corny's Factory. In Southwood Lady Elaine meets an old friend of hers, Betty Tempelton, who tells the Make-Believe neighbors that Southwood once had a war a long time back because of a misunderstanding. As soon as the peace soldiers return from their investigation in Southwood and report that they've been building a bridge, the king and the generals are relieved to hear the news. What's more, the Neighborhood of Make-Believe never had a war before and never will have to have one. King Friday was grateful at knowing that.
At the end of the episode, Rogers talks about the importance of rules for games like block building and marbles. Rogers is right. That could hurt if someone threw a block or a marble at someone else like a bomb, a bullet, or a missile. Let's all hope America and other countries will make the best rules to keep each other safe.
At the end of the episode, Rogers talks about the importance of rules for games like block building and marbles. Rogers is right. That could hurt if someone threw a block or a marble at someone else like a bomb, a bullet, or a missile. Let's all hope America and other countries will make the best rules to keep each other safe.