We created this as part of our "decorate the door" contest. Apparently, Ms. Farley's psychedelic door was better . . . which might be true. Hers was certainly colorful and involved all students. Still, who fights against literary inconsistencies with the power of onamonapea? Nacho Libro. As in, "Hey man, that's my book. No, it's Nacho Libro." The idea is that knowledge isn't power, it's superpower! He's climbing the plot mountain in this particular scene.
Actually, this became our inspiration for a short film we will be doing about three language arts superheroes.
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