Trial and Error - The Boston T(hr)ee Party | Comitia
Trial and Error
Series: The Boston T(hr)ee Party
Pip, a young Adelie penguin, is snatched from his Antarctic home and thrown into a Boston aquarium. Despair turns to hope when he befriends Barnaby, a cynical polar bear, and Wally, a gentle giant humpback whale. The trio, bonded by their shared longing for home, concoct a daring escape plan. Their breakout is just the beginning of an epic journey across treacherous oceans. They must outsmart human pursuers, navigate storms, and rely on the kindness of other sea creatures. The story will follow their individual journeys after they part ways—Barnaby heading north, Wally west, and Pip south. Pip's solo voyage is fraught with peril, testing his courage and resilience. He learns to hunt, to navigate by the stars, and to trust his instincts. The climax is his emotional reunion with his family, a changed but triumphant penguin who now understands the true meaning of freedom and friendship. The story is a heartwarming adventure about finding your way home and the unlikely bonds forged in adversity.
Creator: 정한울
Published: 2026-05-20T00:47:29
Frame 1: The First Member kneels, fingers probing the edge of a heavy, metal drain cover set into the floor.
Frame 2: The Second Member crouches beside The First Member, placing hands on the drain cover to assist.
Frame 3: The Third Member stands a short distance away, peering cautiously down a long, empty corridor.
Frame 4: The First Member and The Second Member strain together, muscles taut. The heavy drain cover does not budge from the floor.
Frame 5: Far down the corridor, a rectangle of bright light suddenly appears on the floor as a door opens.
Frame 6: A figure, The Night-Shift Worker, steps into the light, holding a bucket and mop, and looks up, peering into the darkness.
The trio attempts a preliminary test of their escape route, trying to dislodge a drain cover in their exhibit. Their initial effort fails, drawing unwanted attention from a night-shift worker, forcing them to quickly retreat. Despite the setback, they learn valuable lessons about timing and the strength required. They refine their strategy, realizing they need to cooperate more precisely and use their unique strengths in unison to overcome the obstacles.
