#Greg the babysitter how to#

Then Greg’s struck by artistic inspiration, so he runs off to get his guitar and leaves Rose to watch Sour Cream. What an incredible power, the ability to grow up.Įvidently that’s why she loves humans, and it seems safe to assume that she envies their ability to change because she herself felt trapped by the person she was expected to be. But you, you’re supposed to change! You’re never the same, even moment to moment you’re allowed and expected to invent who you are. They burst out of the ground already knowing what they’re supposed to be, and then, that’s what they are, forever. But then I started to notice that you grow. How was I supposed to know you were the same species? You’re big and can talk, and he’s small and can only make noises. Rose: You’re both human! You have to admit it’s a little confusing. Rose: You wouldn’t believe how long it took me to figure out that this, and you, are the same thing. Rose is predictably fascinated by the tiny human and it’s kind of adorable. Vidalia: If anything bad happens to my kid, you better pray your space goddess’ magic can bring people back from the dead because I will destroy you. Then her babysitter bails, so she recruits Greg as a replacement. I’m guessing Vidalia had some financial support from her family, but she appears to be strapped for cash, too, considering that she resorts to eating baby food. Yeah, having a baby is a pretty good time to suck it up and get a job. I honestly can’t blame Vidalia for picking Amethyst over him. Vidalia: Oh, the same new album you’ve been working on for six months? Greg: I’ve been working on some songs for my new album. Vidalia: So, have you done anything lately, besides worship everything she does? Greg: Nah, Rose doesn’t really need to eat.

#Greg the babysitter how to#

Vidalia: Doesn’t your magical girlfriend know how to cook? So he decides to mooch off Vidalia.Īnd judging by Sour Cream’s age, this must be something like a year after they met. The opening montage does a great job of setting the stage – all Greg really cares about at this point is fawning over Rose, but she has saving the world stuff to do, and while she’s away, Greg…is kind of a bum. Greg: You rascal! Can I ever tell you a story without working in a song again? It all begins when Steven asks how Greg started working at the car wash, and as soon as he realizes the story involves Rose, he makes a dash for the guitar. Although this is ostensibly about Greg, Rose gets some subtle development as well.