The Fred Meyer 6S Sci-Fi Challenge: Frozen in the Kingdom

[Anthony Venutolo]

* Dunno what that 6S loophole means but here is my entry nonetheless...


The Magic Kingdom was obviously filled way with too much sword and sorcery for Little Sally not to wander off at closing time.

Intuitive and knowing full well her parents would find her eventually, she took a quick left turn at Captain Jack Sparrow's wooden knife sculpture (a new logo for the "Pirates of the Caribbean" ride) which led to a secret winding cement path.

Yup, if only the 'Mouse House' geeks knew that finding the infamous Disney tunnels was that simple.

Funny enough, in the brightly-lit labyrinth of corridors, no one seemed to question the little girl with the Cinderella wand who seemed like just another prop after hours.


Six left turns led to a drippy stairwell where she found him behind a plexiglass enclosure -- frozen and blue -- surrounded by duplicated liquid nitrogen canisters and refrigerated at minus 180 degrees.


Just barely able to read and staring at his blank smile, she was able to muster out the four letters on the brass nameplate into one full-sounding word, "WWwwwalt..."

[Jeanette Cheezum]

I love all you insane people. Good 6. :)

[Nurry]

Masterpiece! I love the way you write and also your pix are really effective. Tks for the lovely reading.

[MartiW]

Kathleen's comment - was the pun intentional?? lol. I liked it.

[Kathleen Gilbert]

Very cool... Well written and fun.

[Allie]

So little Sally found the frozen Walt? Funny, I always pictured his body in suspension in the Haunted House or maybe It's a Small World.