Christian worries about design

Christian believes that his best chance is to make a boat that will sink as soon as he gets on board. He then muses that he only has an hour to make that happen, and then sits on the fountain to consider his options.

Christian is very concerned with the design of his boat, as he still wants it to look like an actual boat.

He eventually decides to build his boat on a foundation of chicken wire, with wooden boards to serve as its sides. The boat is held up on a toy car, and an overturned watering can serves as its motor. It even has a figurehead, courtesy of a lawn flamingo.

Christian dubs the boat the ‘⭐ MS Atle ⭐’, and writes this name on the side of the vessel.

At a nearby dock, Christian approaches his boat, salutes, and then stands on his boat, immediately sinking down into chest-high water. He then calmly picks up a glass of champagne and starts to drink from it.

Atle awards Christian first place.

(Written by Jenny R and proofread by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected by Jenny R and adjusted by David Fuller)