Over the Garden Wall starter sentences
“Uhh…____..? Where..are we?”
“____! I think we’re lost!”
“This guy sounds loony. Maybe we should make a break for it.”
“That was your plan remember? ‘Knock him out!’“
“This is my lot in life, this is my burden.”
“So is it nice being a bird?”
“How can you not eat waffles?!”
“___…stop talking to a bush.”
“Maybe they’re going to bury you out here!”
“No no, sorry everybody, sorry. S/he doesn’t have a brain, s/he can’t learn anything.”
“I’m a pushover, remember? I have to do what she tells me to do.”
“You two are literally killing me every moment I’m forced to spend with you.”
“Maybe never! Maybe I’ll never give this up!”
“Okay, I think he’s asleep…let’s go steal his stuff!”
“That’s all well and good but you were supposed to get directions!”
“My secrets are too secret.”
“Seriously, nobody wants to hear me play.”
“–We just needed to get out of the rain and we thought this place was abandoned so…”
“The ringing of the bell commands you!”
“I would never leave you, you are my family.”
“I just don’t know what I’m doing out here anymore.”
“I don’t know if we’ll ever get back home.”
“Yes..yes! All hope will soon be lost.”
“Don’t you care about your ____’s soul?”
“There has to be another way.”
“No, there is only me. There is only my way. There is only the forest and there is only surrender.”
“____..can we please stop pretending that we’re going to get home?”
“But…anything is possible if you set your mind to it….right?”
“I’m sorry I got us lost ____.”
“We made a promise, didn’t we?”
“That tape has got poetry and clarinet on it ____! POETRY AND CLARINET!”
“At least wait until that storm dies down a bit, you’ll be no good to your ____ dead.”
“I was never any good to him/her alive either.”
“You have figured it out! And I thought you might give up.”
“I suppose after all these years you just don’t care for her anymore…”
“Hold your tongue or I’ll remove it from your mouth!”
“____? ….____ I did it..I beat the beast.”
“Your ____ is too weak to go home!”
“Well then…perhaps we better make a deal..”
“Are you ready to see true darkness?”
“Here, ____. I’ve got my own problems to take care of; this one’s yours.”
“Stop! You’ll never see your ____ again!”
“Are you really ready to go back to that empty house!?”
“You can listen to it at my house!”
