Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for November 12, 2017

Methinks this could be much ado about nothing in a mid-summer nights dream in julius caesar’s hamlet.

Parting is such sweet sorrow.

The leafy protests too much, methinks.

The thing is its the tree itself not the leaves that are the mainstay. You don’t like leaves falling then plant conifers instead.

Sheesh, how many times are Fry and Lewis going to reuse this one-note character?

Yeh, it’s kind of a leaf motif with themThe purists among us must oh pine that this is the first time the leaf dangled us even further by leafing a twig of hope , in fact extending an olive branch to us raising hopes that it could in fact survive, by crying out ever so faintly for a medic even as the sap drains from its lifeless-to-be curled up brittling frame.

At least the leaf chose one of the shorter soliloquies from Shakespeare.