Kingdom Keepers: the Syndrome
“It was past midnight.
We sat together on a bench facing the Partners statue, the area ringed by bronze figurines of famous Disney characters. People watching, one of my favorite things to do in Disney parks, hit new heights of amusement; strollers seemed to be pulling the parents trailing them, and young children bounded and bounced, not wanting to leave.
“How much longer?” Jess asked. “You think they’ll make it?”
“I’m sure,” I said. “I have no doubts. If there’s anything we can tru...st, it’s that they’ll get here before we’re thrown out.”
“If you say so,” Mattie said.
“I do. Joe knows what he’s doing.” I paused, and then said, “Are you both afraid?”
“Yes.”
“Me, too,” I admitted. “Good! Hold on to that fear. We’re going to need it.”
“What if this is the last time we see the park?”MoreLess
We sat together on a bench facing the Partners statue, the area ringed by bronze figurines of famous Disney characters. People watching, one of my favorite things to do in Disney parks, hit new heights of amusement; strollers seemed to be pulling the parents trailing them, and young children bounded and bounced, not wanting to leave.
“How much longer?” Jess asked. “You think they’ll make it?”
“I’m sure,” I said. “I have no doubts. If there’s anything we can tru...st, it’s that they’ll get here before we’re thrown out.”
“If you say so,” Mattie said.
“I do. Joe knows what he’s doing.” I paused, and then said, “Are you both afraid?”
“Yes.”
“Me, too,” I admitted. “Good! Hold on to that fear. We’re going to need it.”
“What if this is the last time we see the park?”MoreLess
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