For your safety and protection, these Forget stories and public notices adhere to strict ZEBRA regulations on public decency, character and plot.
These informative, instructive and wholesome adventures are authorised by the controller, Bream, and united by a single force: River Ink.
(Warning: due to the presence of portals between worlds, search results may include Nostalgia. ZEBRA cannot be held liable for any overdose of colour.)
The Boy wakes from a nasty dream
Boy meets dragon but is rescued in time for breakfast.
Gust of wind saves a ‘wood pigeon’
A risky leap proves that citizens are ill-advised to try to fly.
A licence revoked
Did a pot of orange paint really save the monochrome Nelsons’ bacon? Well, sort of…
Nelson and the porcupine – a salutary tale
An unfortunate case of poor instincts ends with a heroic rescue.
Read is not a colour
A monochrome boy discovers the endless beauty in black and white.
The sky is not falling
A heroic king and his structural engineers successfully halt a hazardous word game.
Stick makes a moat
A salutary tale about the hazards of getting too close to toddlers.
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