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Magic Conch Shell
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Revision as of 21:26, 1 September 2016
The ‘Magic Conch Shell' is an amazing item that SpongeBob, Patrick and the Park Ranger use to predict what will happen to them. The Magic Conch Shell is a reference to the 1954 novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding in which a conch shell is used as a guiding figure to children living on an uninhabited island. The Magic Conch Shell is seen in the episode Club SpongeBob. It has only been spotted in Kelp Forest. It is also seen again in The Yellow Avenger in Patrick's locker and in the game Lights, Camera, Pants! in the Kelp Forest. The Conch Shell first has its string pulled, then it will either say yes, no, or any other answer..
Looks
The Magic Conch Shell is fairly small, and it has a pull string and it is shaped as a shell. It has a female voice. It is a reference to the popular toy Magic 8 Ball
Speech
The magic conch could say one of these things when asked a question:
- Maybe someday.
- Nothing. (says this when asked what to do)
- Neither. (says this when asked a "which one?" question)
- Follow the seahorse.
- I don't think so.
- No.
- Yes.
- Try asking again.
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