Ben: *striken face* WHAT? You mean… Dad’s… stuck back on the summit!? HOW? He was just fine the last time I saw him!?
Kory: *sighs and looks at both of them* Have you been back to the cottage yet?
Ben: Yeah. How did you think I knew to find you here?
Kory: Zeb knew Aiden was still relatively unstable from being pulled from the mountain. *pauses* You see.. while Aiden cannot leave the bounds of the mountain by simply walking off of it, I tried to find a way to remove his curse by performing.. a workaround…
Ben: …
Kory: He didn’t technically leave the bounds of the mountain, when he left the dimension. In other words… I tried to cheat the curse.
Ben: I… see… And Zeb took advantage of that…. and…. *balls fist, eyes slitting* … What IS his PROBLEM?
Leona: *shrugs* Someone had a bad childhood. Maybe got the switch too many times for putting his hand in the cookie jar?













That face/face setup ROCKS.
Well, Leona’s comment seems pretty accurate. But Ben’s is what we’re ALL thinking. “What IS his PROBLEM?!”
*sigh* Said that one too many times about my English teacher… right-o.
Yep… watch it folks. This is the point where Ben has officially lost all patience for Zeb. XD
Watch out, Zeb? No wait… more like, watch out, any innocent bystanders! The Golbei will go head to head…
Nah… Ben makes sure to keep the innocent bystanders safe as he can.
’Rampaging into the Cottage, and rampaging out of the Cottage…’
And now Zeb’s got a Mark on him. Which seems confusing, but also the only thing to do. Turnabout is fair play after all.
Ben is a very compassionate person, despite also being a person who can hold very angry, stormy, long grudges. You give Ben enough of a reason to feel for someone and he tends to come around. I think he understands that Zeb is hurting quite a bit. But Ben really needs the answer to that question above.
Yea…getting that answer looks to be the only thing that’ll sort this whole thing out. I wish I could say that a bit of time with a Mark on his head might teach Zeb something, but it’ll probably just encourage him…