Harry and Marv,The Wet Bandits

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"I think we're getting scammed by a kindergartener."

"Why'd you take your shoes off?!"/"Why the hell are you dressed like a chicken?"

"Kids are scared of the dark."/"You're afraid of the dark, too, Marv."

Diving back into the classic cinematic holiday-hype that is Home Alone, which has been dazzling us for nearly the last 2 decades, our attention is now focused on Kevin's 2 cunning yet dim-witted would-be antagonists - The Wet (Sticky) Bandits: Harry is the leader of the duo, cooking up plots to rob houses and stores everywhere they roam, and Marv, the towering burglar, is his right-hand man, following Harry's orders into their demise.

Here's the story for you noobs out there - while Kevin's left behind at home, and his family is on vacation, these two plan to break into his semi-vacant casa. Within their inhibition, the young McCallister works a plan not only to stop the burglars, but also to punish them through the use of different home material-based boobytraps (e.g. flying paint cans, a BB gun, an electric iron, a blowtorch, a doorknob heated with an electric charcoal lighter, the list goes on and on) rigged around his house.

The same thing happened in the sequel, "Lost in New York", when they and Kevin ran into each other in the Big Apple after escaping from prison.