A glimpse into the brilliant British series 'Hilda' with some clever social commentary.

A comic strip panel shows a young girl with blue hair and her mother walking outside. The girl notices a small, round, brown creature sitting on the ground and asks her mother why it's not on a chair. The mother explains that the creature is a 'nisse' (a house spirit) and that if it's outside, it must have been banished for a good reason. The girl then suggests buying it a bun or hot chocolate, but her mother warns her not to talk to them or feel bad for them. The girl then asks if it would be a good thing to feel sorry for them, and her mother says yes, but it's quite chilly. The final panel shows the girl pointing at the creature, which is now sitting on a small pile of leaves, while her mother walks away. The text overlay reads 'why is he sat on the floor? he doesn't look comfy.'

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