Paris, quartier St-Michel.

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Paris, quartier St-Michel.
I know dysfunctional perspective was discontinued but I have a theory/headcanon scene-- Since Greg is grandpa's favourite (and in this au we know what happens with Heffleys is Generational trauma meaning Frank was also abused by Grandpa Heffley (which is confirmed), but my headcanon is greg is still grandpa's favourite and he doesn't show the same behaviour to his grandkids like the one he did to frank.
So, while they were at grandpa's place at night Greg sneaked out of the room to find the family album (Cause he in a way had a nightmare Abt the generational thing discussed as Joe's house and wanted answers and he could get them while grandpa was asleep). I basically think Greg would discover it further by seeing the album at grandpa's house and putting the generational trauma thing together.
From the July 1936 edition of Fleischer's Animated News.
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A hand-painted animation cel featuring Wimpy, Popeye, Swee'Pea and Olive Oyl by Myron Waldman.
Waldman was an animator who started his career at Fleischer Studios, where he worked extensively on cartoons featuring Betty Boop, Popeye and Superman.
Wabash Avenue, Chicago (1970)
"Wimpy: the Glorified Hamburger"
Photo by Martin J. Schmidt / Chicago History Museum via SK at Bluesky
Rancho Relaxo
Wimpy restaurant adjacent to Sainsbury's, Stadium Way, Rayleigh Weir, Benfleet, 1985. From the Sainsbury Archive.