Colin has no agency Dickon is mysterious and mystical changing the children's personalities everything revolves around Mary Colin first walks at the end minimizing supporting characters obsessing over Mary's parents including literal ghosts Colin has no physical ailments the garden is literally magical Colin knew his mother and is grieving her aging up the children Mary and Colin are less / not bratty omitting the tantrum scene gender- flipping characters trying to "fix" the original story emphasizing themes of grief Mrs. Lennox and Mrs. Craven are sisters the robin is now a cat romantic relationships among the children overdoing gothic elements omitting Susan Sowerby less sense of mystery adults are actively harming Colin Colin has no agency Dickon is mysterious and mystical changing the children's personalities everything revolves around Mary Colin first walks at the end minimizing supporting characters obsessing over Mary's parents including literal ghosts Colin has no physical ailments the garden is literally magical Colin knew his mother and is grieving her aging up the children Mary and Colin are less / not bratty omitting the tantrum scene gender- flipping characters trying to "fix" the original story emphasizing themes of grief Mrs. Lennox and Mrs. Craven are sisters the robin is now a cat romantic relationships among the children overdoing gothic elements omitting Susan Sowerby less sense of mystery adults are actively harming Colin
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Colin has no agency
Dickon is mysterious and mystical
changing the children's personalities
everything revolves around Mary
Colin first walks at the end
minimizing supporting characters
obsessing over Mary's parents
including literal ghosts
Colin has no physical ailments
the garden is literally magical
Colin knew his mother and is grieving her
aging up the children
Mary and Colin are less / not bratty
omitting the tantrum scene
gender-flipping characters
trying to "fix" the original story
emphasizing themes of grief
Mrs. Lennox and Mrs. Craven are sisters
the robin is now a cat
romantic relationships among the children
overdoing gothic elements
omitting Susan Sowerby
less sense of mystery
adults are actively harming Colin