Julia:  This is a stick up.  Put all your cash, candy, and toys on the grown now.

Amy:  Your mean.  I don't want to play cops and ropers with you any more.

Woops, funny for the wrong reason, I should have typed:

Julia:  This is a stick up.  Put all your cash, candy, and toys on the ground now.

Amy:  Your mean.  I don't want to play cops and robbers with you any more.   

The Leviathans was the first full story I got to see (before I had only seen the Revival series), so it holds a special place in my heart.
In hind sight it has a rather slow pace.  Still a lot good stuff too.  One particular memory that stands out is how Angelique ruined Carolyn and Jeb's happily ever after moment.  To me that was the conclusion of the story, not the "Afterward" to Jeb's giving up his destiny. 

Dan's floating hand special effect didn't quite work since you could still see the actor that played Buzz. 

Willie:  This stake is to tough.  Julia do you have any tenderizing salt?

Julia:  You idiot. 

Even in the 1800's they knew how to play a rousing game of Pudgy Bunny, but the marshmallows were harder to find.  

This picture is taken just before the . . uhm . . dropping scene of the deleted Flying Elephant story.

(Hmm . . I hope the deliver was right on that one . . it certainly works with the picture.)

Julia's play Waltz of the Zombie girls would became a big hit at the Collins Port Dinner theater.