Bee

bee b. 1. A totem animal of the AA, notable for their dances and springing jigs. 2. A symbol of Napoleon and Mazzistow Carrington. 3. The second letter of the alphabet.

Extrapolation

Krystine Monitzer, Associationalist dollmaker, has a hive in her heart, and the stirring buzzes in her ears and stings her tongue. Send butter; the baby is warm.

Napoleon thought the bee was a symbol of the Merovingian kings, but he was mistaken. The animal in question turned out to be an extinct species of of a winged dwarf otter. Folklorist Jeanne-Marie Sicre made this discovery, later verified through fieldwork by the French Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), after a careful exegesis of Elysius Dubord's only book written in French, Les mérovingiens et la loutre secrète, une lignée royale dévoilée.

See Also

• Auto-Colonial Bee
• Honeybees
• Moist Air

Desiderata

Steven Adkins began learning beekeeping in the Summer of 2013. He admitted he became interested because the fancy getup made him resemble a veiled Secret Chief. That and his ill-concealed and thus well-known honey fetish.