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LiteratureGetting Into Character: Zootopia (Chapter 4 of 4)
Byron always took his lunch at 1:30 sharp. Being Friday, it was his day to head over to his favorite nearby pizza shop for a few slices and a cool drink. It was a routine he never broke. Until today. Although it was more broken for him than by him. "This is so wrong," Nick said. Finnick had just darted Byron as the poor Disney employee was unlocking his car in the parking lot. "Relax, man," Finnick said as he handed the gun back to Nick. "I gave him the quarter dosage that Judy told me to give him. He'll be fine." Judy nodded. "He should only be out for ten minutes." Byron rolled his head a little and smiled like a happy drunk. "That's normal," Judy said. "He may be dreaming." "Maybe about WildeHopps," Nick said, a slight smile betraying his unease, but only for a moment. Finnick reached into Byron's right pants pocket but found nothing but a small clump of lint. He then reached into the man's left pocket, pulling out the bottle of breath spray they were after. "Got it," heLiteratureGoodbye Isn't Always Forever
Goodbye Isn't Always Forever A Fox and the Hound fanfic At the edge of a dirt road running through the forest, five red fox kits looked up at their mother. "Whenever the grass ends, kits," Vixey said to her two-month-olds, "you need to be careful. Always look and listen to be sure a road is clear before crossing." She looked down the road to her left and then checked that her kits were looking too. She listened for any sounds of vehicles as she looked up the road to her right. After one more peek to her left, she stepped forward. "OK, follow me across." In a single line, the kits followed Vixey. The five were one fewer than the six she had
LiteratureOne Hundred DrabbleZ (70): 'Happy Birthday'
"Ladies and gentlemammals, it's time to draw the winner of tonight's opportunity to sing on stage with Gazelle," the arena announcer said as the intermission began. "Gazelle, Coca-Koala Arena, and the Zootopian Red Cross thank you for entering." "Oh, pick me, it's my birthday!" Scott, a young bobcat boy, said as he pulled out the ticket his father had bought him. "And the winner is ticket number 007086." "I won!" Clawhauser, sitting on Scott's left, said. "Congratulations, mister!" Scott said, turning to the cheetah. "Thanks," he said. He held his ticket out for the boy. "Here. For you. Happy birthday!"LiteratureUp to You
Note: Among the many ideas I've had running through my head over the years is this short Skipper and Marlene piece that takes place after the end of the "Huffin and Puffin" episode. I hope you will enjoy it. As the penguins slept several hours after they had sent Hans to live out his life in the cesspool of Hoboken, Skipper suddenly awoke. "My gut tells me something is not quite right," he thought to himself. "But what?" Skipper climbed out of his bunk and glanced up at his slumbering team; all were accounted for. He checked the HQ's various security systems; all were on and functioning properly. The coffee maker was set to brew at 0600. KoLiteratureZootopia Scenes and Shorts: 'The Police Academy'
Gazelle's latest hit began to play in Judy's pocket. Judy took out her smartphone and answered the call. "Hey, Nick! I was just thinking about you! How was your first day at the police academy?" Nick sighed. "Much more difficult than I had expected. It was a real struggle to get through the day." Judy recalled how hard her own first day at the academy had been. The drill instructor polar bear must not have thought Nick had what it took to be a cop either. "Don't let anything get you down, Nick. The first few days are the hardest. You have to stay strong." "I don't know if I can. I'm thinking about coming home." Judy was silent for a momen
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