be afraid be very afraid came from the fly.
be afraid be very afraid came from the fly.
where did be afraid be very afraid come from?
the fly
scaredy bat is a bat with an indian accent who is afraid of almost everything. where ruby finds happiness and iris finds adventure, scaredy finds only fear. despite being a bat, he's afraid of flying and is also afraid of the dark. he's also afraid of his own reflection. however, he has overcome those fears after several episodes. this constant state of fear is perfect for boo boo, the mansion's ghost, since scaredy is the only one who is afraid of him. the only thing he's not afraid of is a crumpet. even if his fear sometimes gets the better of him, scaredy is the loyal and talented drummer of frank and len's band, r.i.p. when he is behind the kit, scaredy is a beat machine and forgets his fear. he also enjoys eating mosquitoes. voiced by peter keleghan.
ruby gloom
however, the introduction of "raffles ms no.18" describes that the manuscript originates from another manuscript known as "hikayat melayu", which may trace its origin to the time of melaka sultanate (1400–1511). the manuscript was brought together when the last ruler, mahmud shah fleeing the portuguese invasion in 1511 to kampar. in 1536, during the portuguese attack on johor lama, where the exiled sultan established his base, the manuscript was seized by the portuguese soldiers and brought to goa, portuguese india. decades later, in the early 17th century, the manuscript was returned to johor from goa by a nobleman identified as "orang kaya sogoh". however, historian abdul samad ahmad provides an alternative view, suggesting that the manuscript was returned from gowa, sulawesi instead of goa, india. his argument is based on the fact that during melaka's era as an important regional entreport, it had established a strong trading and diplomatic ties with regional kingdoms, including gowa, and some copies of "hikayat melayu" could have been spread to sulawesi long before the arrival of portuguese. another view, from william linehan, tried to argue that goa ought to read "guha" or "gua", and that the reference was to gua, a place located north of kuala lipis in pahang, where a copy of the annals had been preserved and later brought to johor and edited there in 1612.
malay annals