The Gazette approaches local affairs with the solemnity they deserve and the judgment they have clearly failed to request.
In the latest edition, Miss Shadow investigates environmental loss, delayed walks, household government, and the human tendency to announce stewardship shortly before misplacing the thing being stewarded. The proceedings include the formal finding that the earth is not guaranteed and neither is the walk.
The humor is Victorian, the bureaucracy is canine, and the concern beneath it is real. The Gazette uses mock authority to examine actual responsibility.
Apparently humans require a dog in a bow tie before they will read the minutes.
He operates the machinery. I preserve the republic.
