Author(s): Finegan Kruckemeyer

Plays/Scripts

In Zachary's class, everyone is interesting-except Zachary. Zachary Briddling, is awfully middling. His hair sits quite fine. His teeth are aligned. His lines are expected, and his specs nonexistent. So Zachary grumbles (as Zachary does), to which his mum replies: 'But that is just normal for here'. And she reminds him of all the other places-filled with giants, and miniatures, and hairy things, and flying things-places where Zachary would not be middling at all. Fed up with feeling average, Zachary journeys into a surreal and entrancing world to discover what makes him special.