Talk:A Chairy Tale

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Chary?

That the film's title is a pun on "A Fairy Tale" is pretty obvious, especially since the film opens with the words "Once upon a time." But if "A Chairy Tale" is in part a pun on the obscure word "chary", I feel like that needs a cited reference—and not just to a dictionary entry for the word "chary". It seems highly speculative. I'm leaving it there, and it will probably stay there and nobody will die as a result haha but, well this is my opinion. (I did reorganize the paragraph and changed the wording to "may be a pun on" to at least indicate the speculative nature. Shouldn't really be there without a reference though.) Vernal Bogneris (talk) 19:57, 3 October 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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