OMG! I just watched it! So Wilt DID do something terrible(in his opinion, anyway) in his past! I would guess it has something to do with that basketball-headed dude, since Wilt was definately drawing up a scratch line over the phone! If THAT wasn't a challenge, I don't know what is! Still, it might not have anything to do with Wilt's creator, which brings me to a topic that one of my students brought up this morning. You see, they know I'm a major Wilt fan, since I've got a handpainted Wilt polo shirt, I've got that Wilt statue on my dashboard, a picture of Wilt on the back of my staff ID tag, etc., etc. Some of them have seen the ads for GWH, and figured they could impress the mean ole' Art teacher by bringing it up in class. One kid, though, had a rather novel idea: what if Wilt is NOT an Imaginary Friend, after all, but a REAL monster who'se either been intentionally impersonating an Imaginary Friend all these years, OR (following the "Amnesia-after-head-trauma" theory)does not know himself that he's not an Imaginary Friend, having had his original memories replaced by the notion that he's an Imaginary Friend, with a human creator, somewhere? I know it sounds far-fetched, but it made me recall Mr. Marshmallow's idea for a fanfic, in which a monster comes to live at Foster's, and is mistaken for an Imaginary Friend. That might explain why Wilt was so nervous(understatement warning)when asked about his creator.
Yeah, I know that is just the ramblings of a geeky fifth grader(although unlike the geeks who studies Coco, he prefers to be called a nerd), but it sure got MY brain cells going at 8:00 am, something even my second cup of black coffee hadn't managed.
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