The Goblin
by Christopher Fraser
concept by Joseph O'Brien

The only decent Flash animation to surface during Christopher's brief foray into "serious" animation, The Goblin was inspired by a drama lesson, in which students were instructed to perform a brief road safety advert of their own composition. The group with Christopher and Joseph was, obviously, decidedly bizarre, and decided to make a vaudeville-style piece, injecting nonsensical elements such as Goblins and walruses along the way. The animation was created much later, after an audio piece.

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