And so, in the end, the little burro reached his mommy and they lived happily ever after.
Yay!
Good job.
Question: Why does the burro go home? Why doesn't he stay with the rabbits?
Because... because he wanted to be with his family.
I think he should go with the girl burro. That's a better love story.
Okay. [picks the bird up with his trunk and puts her down on the ground] Well, when you tell your burro story, that's what he'll do.
Burro is a demeaning name. Technically, it's called a Wild A**.
Fine. The Wild A** boy came home to his Wild A** mother.
Did the burro have a grazing problem? That would make him more relatable.
Boring.
I don't get it.
It's not believable.
Do burrows eat their young? It's not a very satisfying ending.
Sometimes I throw up.
They lived happily ever after. You can't get more satisfying than that. One big happy family. That's the way it's supposed to be.
Then where's your big happy family?
