“He’s kicked the bucket, shuffled off this mortal coil, run down the curtain, and joined the bleedin’ choir invisible! This… is an Ex-Parrot!”The macaw is tiny at first — small enough, in fact, to nestle in the space between a man’s tear duct and the side of his nose. Then he grows to an enormous height, possibly 10 feet or so. Walking over a person lying prone on the ground, clearly in pain and clearly still in the bargaining phase of dying begs for more time.
Tuesday is not scared of this visitor. In fact, she tells the animal a story and shows it kindness, allowing the self-admittedly “filthy” bird to wash itself in their bathroom sink. She will go with him when her hour is up. But first, Tuesday wants to talk to her mom. Death, in a rare moment of mercy, grants her last request.turns into something close to a three-hander — or rather, a two-hander with an extra set of talons.
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