That’s the problem with releasing the Kraken. You’d better have your mind made up and you’d better be on a ship moving away from the one that you’re pretty sure the Kraken is going to ruin on your say-so.
Picture the chagrin on the face of the pirate king who calls down the Kraken (up the Kraken? Almost sounds right) upon his enemy’s ship… and realizes that his own ship, still alongside of and attached by ropes and poles to his victims’ ship, is about to share Davy Jones Locker and a Kraken’s digestive system with it.
Ew. That’s some bad chagrin, Captain Gomer. Now, quick, where’s that book with Kraken instructions? Is there a chapter or something on having changed your mind?
Now stop worrying and learn to love the Kraken.
Copy from an old movie about learning to live with total destruction….just make sure they don’t see the big board.
Italian pirates, watching the seas boil beneath them, preparing batter for what comes after the enemy is defeated – “Release the calamari!”
Let’s hope the kraken hasn’t had anymore flex fiber bars. Then you really wouldn’t want to release that.
Whelp… Ask a silly question…
Put. The Kraken. Back.
Awwww Tweety. One good way to end the game before three am next Tuesday…
And relax. Bob is Tweety’s best bud and has those flax bars. A pocket full of flax bars and they can ‘retract the kraken’