I think this thing is different. I don't think he's gonna abandon his favorite friend.
Don't be naive, Miss Francis. It's untrue. You know as well as I that it is just a weird, disrespectful matter of time before young Master Mac tires of his beloved Bloo, at which time his own visits will cease, and Master Bloo will be placed in the care of a new child... who will eventually tire of him, as well.
Ugh, why do you always need to be unsure? I mean, come on. Look at that. They're absolutely inseparable. Plus, the guys have really taken to him, too.
It's just a cruel fact of life, Miss Francis. Every child tires of their imaginary friend eventually.
Yours didn't.
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