Title: "Big Jones and Mama Trouble"

 

Scene 1: Breakfast Brawl

Big Jones, a 7-foot-tall muscular giant, tries to sit at a tiny kitchen table. As he settles in, the chair legs screech and give out — CRASH!

Mama: “I told you to sit on the floor! That was your cousin’s wedding chair!”

Jones (rubbing his head): “I just wanted toast, Ma…”


Scene 2: Laundry Wars

Big Jones returns from saving a puppy stuck in a pit, covered in mud.

Mama (horrified): “Jones! Look at your pants! They’re like circus tents!”

Jones (puppy in one arm): “But Ma… the doggo was crying…”

Mama: “And now I will cry. Who washes your tent-size clothes by hand, huh? Who?”

She throws a soap bar at him. It bounces off his chest and hits the ceiling.


Scene 3: Grocery Chaos

Big Jones volunteers to carry groceries. He lifts six bags in one hand and ducks through the door.

Mama (shouting): “Careful of the frame! The last time you cracked the cement!”

Jones: “Sorry, Ma… I forgot I’m heavy.”

He steps in and the wooden floor creaks like thunder.


Scene 4: Bedtime Story

Jones helps neighborhood kids with homework and tells bedtime stories.

Mama (peeking in): “My son looks scary, but he’s soft as malai paneer.”

She smiles and wipes her eyes.

Jones (whispering to kids): “But don’t tell anyone. I got a rep to keep.”


End Panel: Family Hug

Jones lifts his tiny mother in a hug.

Mama: “You’re still my baby.”

Jones (blushing): “Ma, not in front of the kids…”

The kids giggle. A bird lands on Jones’ shoulder.

Caption: "Even giants have mamas who run the house."


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