The adventures of Wishbone

Inspired by Mark Twain's book, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court.

Joe Talbot is the only person who knows that Curtis is innocent of painting graffiti all over town, but telling the truth could get Joe into trouble. Meanwhile, Wishbone imagines he is David Balfour, a young Scottish Lowlander who is kidnapped and forced to serve as a cabin boy.

When David enlists Joe's aid in babysitting Emily and Tina, Wishbone considers it the "best of times and the worst of times.".

While helping Joe protect a top-secret note, Wishbone remembers the brilliant French detective, C. Auguste Dupin, who lived in Paris in the nineteenth century and solved crimes using psychological reasoning.

Wishbone imagines himself as a knight in twelfth-century England.

Wishbone imagines himself as Gulliver but with the difference that he goes to two strange lands-- one populated by very small people and the other by giants.