I was just joking 
⊠I have a very literal sense of humor.
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Found another one! Itâs in the Moana/Merida mission âBow No!â Pretty sure they donât want to eat a stall.
I actually just noticed this, but thereâs a second one in this screenshot. The on at the end of the second line should be one.
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It is hard for me to figure out what this is supposed to be sayingâŠ
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I believe they are trying to say.
The two almost forgot the bow string! Thankfully, Merida sees one at a stall and buys it before leaving the market.
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Going word for word with typo corrections, it says, âThe two almost forgot the bow string! Thankfully, Merida sees one at a stall and buys it before leaving the Market.â
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Ok thanks for bring it down to my very low intellectual lvl!
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Got another one. In the max energy section, on the second line, the word âheroesâ is missing its second e.
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Also,looked back on one of Elastigirlâs friend walls,and also,there should be a comma after the word that.(Jack Jack friendship)
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Can you narrow it down to a certain episode?
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I found one at the guild war.
âYou are not a high enough in this guildâŠâ
Is it supposed to be âYou are not high enough in this guildâŠâ
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Itâs not âNo,you canât have that honeyâ,itâs" No,you canât have that,honey ".
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@Sweet_dreams I took a look at it, and I think itâs correct. Elastigirl is telling Jack-Jack that he canât have the honey (the food kind of honey). If she were calling Jack-Jack Honey, the word would be capitalized.
But then again, it may be able to go either way. If Elastigirl is referring to Jack-Jack as Honey, you would be right. There should be a comma there.
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The fact thst he goes full monster makes me think it prolly was honey 
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Yes, the honey refers to the food because the next sentence connects to that sentence.
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Oh,I get it now.(didnât remember English class!)
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No, just because the next line talks about groceries, that doesnât resolve the ambiguity. I motion that honey is a very odd thing to bring up as an example of something that Jack-Jack would want to eat as a snack, and that cookies would have been a much better option since they are used in the movie to calm him down. Cookies are even referenced at the very end of the campaign as the thing he levitated into the cart:
Ergo, despite it being a technically correct sentence, Iâm pretty sure they missed a comma, and she referred to Jack-Jack as âhoney,â and not actual honey as honey.
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