Chapter 2: Prehistoric Problems in Time Traveling

The Great Dilemma of the Dino-Mite Flower Pot

As we journeyed through the ancient lands, we encountered a peculiar issue in the Mesozoic Era. A young Triceratops, named Terry, was having a crisis of conscience. He had just created the most fantastic flower pot in the Cretaceous period, but it was, quite frankly, a disaster. The pot was a mishmash of twigs, mud, and, uh, actual dinosaur poop. It was a true marvel of prehistoric craftsmanship, but also a hazard to his fellow creatures.

How could we, as time travelers, help Terry the Triceratops resolve this conundrum?

Some possible solutions:

• Encourage Terry to experiment with more refined materials, such as polished stone or gleaming obsidian.
• Introduce Terry to the concept of "artistic expression" vs. "functional design." Perhaps, with some guidance, he'll find a happy medium between form and function.
• Help the Triceratops tribe establish a "design committee" to review and approve all prehistoric creations. This might prevent future... creative... disasters.

What do you, dear reader, think? How would you solve this prehistoric problem?

Chapter 3: The Great Dino-Mite Dilemma & The Solution