Indus River, Pakistan
The unicorn is a proud and noble creature that has been referenced in art and legend as far back as some of the earliest human civilizations. Over all that time people’s perception of a creature is liable to change drastically. There are some… interesting modern depictions of unicorns that I wanted to discover the truthfulness of, so I found one and asked him.
SKYE: Alright, I’ve been combing your mane for half an hour now. And you aren’t even going to be on camera. Are you ready to start yet?
UNICORN: Of course! And thank you for helping me with that, dear. It’s hard to maintain such a beautiful head of hair without any hands.
SKYE: …Right. So, first question—
UNICORN: Ask away! I’m sure your viewers will love to hear from such a majestic creature as I.
SKYE: …
UNICORN: Are you quite alright? You look positively livid.
SKYE: Ehem. For my first question I’d like to ask, do you sparkle?
UNICORN: Well of course! I am as dazzling and radiant as a— Oh, you mean that in a literal sense? Then no. I’ve never heard of any furry creature that sparkles naturally. Where did you get that idea?
SKYE: That’s unimportant. Next question. Do you, in any shape or form, secrete rainbows?
UNICORN: Beg pardon?
SKYE: Do rainbows ever come out of your body? Like in the form of poop, farts, or vomit?
UNICORN: What sort of an unholy inquisition is that?! I couldn’t possibly answer such a vulgar question. Why would you even ask something like that?
SKYE: It’s what the people want to know.
UNICORN: Well for your information I would never do anything of the sort! I am appalled that such a thing ever crossed a rational creature’s mind. Absolutely revolting.
SKYE: Well I was also wondering if your snot can be used as a cosmetic.
UNICORN: WELL LOOK AT THE TIME! I just remembered I have to be at work by 3:00, so I must be going.
SKYE: You have a job?
UNICORN: Of course I do, doesn’t everyone?
SKYE: So where do you work, then?
UNICORN: At a bottled water factory. Someone has to purify the stuff, after all.
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