Sea Legs

Being thirteen is rough. You can't reach the top shelf, you have no agency over your own life, and if you were born just a couple centuries earlier you would've been working in a factory and dying at the age of fifteen, malnourished and of the consumption. So yeah. Finding yourself back in your thirteen year old body- not so cool. Particularly when the slightest ounce of stress brings you massive bouts of acne and you can take all the showers you want but you will never smell as good as you used to. Klaus and his siblings blunder through adolescence, again, one shaky step at a time- and along the way they learn to love each other a little bit more, laugh with each other a little bit more, and live outside the walls of the Hargreeves mansion. (Love, Live, Laugh, as they say.) Maybe, just maybe, they do it right this time. (All set to Klaus' soundtrack of teenage rebellion and painted by garish combinations of nail polish, of course.)