Victor remembers the stork

Victor does not understand how the baby monitor works. He frantically searches the study, to no avail. It isn’t until he actually leaves the study that Victor seems to realise that it is a good idea to consistently make noises into the transmitter. At one point, Victor wonders aloud where one would keep a baby in the Stormester house. Victor continues to search the house, eventually making his way around the yard and locating the receiver in the mailbox, which he declares to be mostly luck. In the studio, Victor defends his performance, saying that storks deliver babies in mailboxes, so it’s natural to think to search for a baby in a mailbox. Victor takes 5 minutes and 52 seconds to complete the task, and comes fourth.

(Written by Jenny R and proofread by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected by Jenny R and adjusted by Karl Craven)