"The Explorer" Sara

The Explorer Sara, I had to read the story twice to get that you were referring to Dora The Explorer—I’m slow I guess. I like how you experimented with an actual cartoon characters ‘character’ and deconstructed her actions as mental problems—this is the cleverness of the story. I think that this could continue with more development of Dora’s problem and see how it progresses. Or it could continue with a series of different Case Studies of different cartoon characters. I think the fact that you’re using a real character that is already developed and has its own “history” makes it easier for you to experiment with that. I’m not sure if this was on purpose, but I liked the fact that “is in progress” were the only words on the last page.