Comic 387 - Never seen them
Bakery Notes:
Well, for those who might be curious,
Nelly's mother invented the first snapping
picture machine... also metro, color TV,
advance furnace systems...and many other
things... her Dad... a cheerful blacksmith,
who was a mute
So, answer me this, Does Nelly's parents seem
like they would of made good parents?
Is a parent really a parent if they're not there ("apparent", ha ha)?
I'm sort of confused - "first to make" - as in, she invented them from scratch, without knowing about such things in the outside world; or, learned that they were possible, stole a book of basic principles, and re-invented the technology; or, she reverse engineered outside tech to understand what it did, and crafted versions that were reproducible in her own society? Because photography was around on the outside since since the 1860's, at least, and Nelly's mom doesn't look 100+ years old...
To your question:
I think they would definitely be really good parents. They would have done everything for Nelly...even dieing for her. :,(
And I think that they would be a good parents. They risked and lost their lifes for better future of their daughter. Maybe it was not too thought through plan, but really good intentions.