Mrs. Olsen: Why are there ice cubes on the floor?
Frazz: Caulfield. Halloween.
Mrs. Olsen: Is he doing his classic-literature shtick again?
Frazz: Every year.
Mrs. Olsen: Then I'm disgusted.
Frazz: Oh, chill.
We have to guess what Cauldfield’s Halloween costume will be (a character from a famous work of fiction) based on the “clues” like this ice cube. Frankenstein seems too obvious, so we need more hints.
Eliza on the ice (Uncle Tom’s Cabin)? Al Gore’s movie? Superman’s Fortress under global warming? Ice Ice Baby? Mr. Freeze in Batman’s sauna? So many possibilities.
gama about 10 years ago
wait it will take all week to figure it out
Stan King about 10 years ago
John Steinbeck’s The Winter of Our Discontent?
seismic-2 Premium Member about 10 years ago
We have to guess what Cauldfield’s Halloween costume will be (a character from a famous work of fiction) based on the “clues” like this ice cube. Frankenstein seems too obvious, so we need more hints.
Randol10 about 10 years ago
Maybe “The Wizard of Oz”.
Arianne about 10 years ago
The Call of the Wild?
cabalonrye about 10 years ago
OK, I’m going to get killed for that one: Climate change.
crobinson019 about 10 years ago
To build a fire?
JoshuaD about 10 years ago
“To Build a Fire” perhaps? In which the protagonist judges how cold it is by whether or not his spit freezes before it hits the ground?
DoctorLarryO about 10 years ago
As it builds, I’m guessing “Moby Dick.”
starfighter441 about 10 years ago
The ice floe scene from Frankenstein?
mourdac Premium Member about 10 years ago
“Soul On Ice”?
jessegooddoggy about 10 years ago
Haha, love Mrs. Olsen’s “costume”!!
usafmsgt about 10 years ago
Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth”.
Terrence Feenstra Premium Member about 10 years ago
“One Hundred Years of Solitude?”
Terrence Feenstra Premium Member about 10 years ago
Or “Walden?”
emjaycee about 10 years ago
If, in the scene, there was a cheap lean-to purchased from Wal*Mart, it could be “The Winter of Our Discount Tent.”
david_reaves Premium Member about 10 years ago
John W. Campbell, “Who goes there?” Made into the 1982 film, “the Thing.”
rbriem about 10 years ago
Moby Dick. “Call me Ice-mael”.
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member about 10 years ago
I initially thought of Fahrenheit 451, but it seems doubtful.
Thomas R. Williams about 10 years ago
Possibly refers to Uncle Tom’s Cabin: Eliza escaped over the Ohio river by leaping onto ice floes.
trollope'sreader about 10 years ago
The flight to freedom across ice flows in “Uncle Tom’s cabin?”
SallyLin about 10 years ago
“Disgusting” and “Chill” argue for To Build a Fire, but it’s still too soon to tell. We’ll have to see how the clues progress.
David Rickard Premium Member about 10 years ago
I’m going for Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle
Lorenzo Browncoat about 10 years ago
Soul ( Sole ? ) on Ice?
Robert Ingersoll Premium Member about 10 years ago
I’d guess Lisa from UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, but that’s not really disgusting.
Rick Smith Premium Member about 10 years ago
My guess too
mrgromit about 10 years ago
“Call of the Wild” and he went to get some matches and a dog
Jessica_D about 10 years ago
Finally!
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member about 10 years ago
Haha! I just noticed Mrs. Olsen’s pumpkin sweater/sweatshirt… wonderfully funny and fun!!!!
Kind&Kinder about 10 years ago
Eliza on the ice (Uncle Tom’s Cabin)? Al Gore’s movie? Superman’s Fortress under global warming? Ice Ice Baby? Mr. Freeze in Batman’s sauna? So many possibilities.
rfeinberg about 10 years ago
Frazz went all out on HIS Halloween costume, huh? The guy’s a dead ringer for the Pistons’ Ben Wallace (not).
CamiSu Premium Member about 10 years ago
My first thought was Iceman Cometh, as well. Who Goes There….now THERE’s a scary story… Never saw either movie. The story was enough!