Episode 6 – With You and the Rain

It is a common myth that cats and dogs cannot get along with each other. Of course, some don’t, and dog breeds are usually mixed with cats, but this episode With you and the rain It depicts my typical experience of mixing these two species: Cats will whip dogs into shapes they like.

Example: When I adopted my current dog, Max, my cat, Fiona, was still alive. She suffered eight pounds of horror on her three legs, had twenty years of experience to shape the world, and at the moment Max entered the house and made it clear that his desperate desire to be her new best friend, Fiona let him know where she was in this matter. She is much less gentle to Fuji’s twins’ cats, but the scene where Kimi tries to win over his new roommate and Katie’s reaction to it is still impressive. Kimi may be raccoon Dog, but this is the more important situation of the dog. Also, given Kitty’s reaction to Kimi’s excited writing, I’m not sure Fuji’s correctness about cats not being able to read. Why do they still devote themselves to sitting on our books?

This is still a pleasant false part of Kimi’s just a series of regular dogs playing continuously. Once again, it was almost revealed that he was actually Tanaka (that poor veterinarian), but the real happiness here is how others treat him. Fuji’s twin brother Teru seems content with his sister’s pet (and who acts like him) being just a regular old mixed breed, though honestly he’s more of a cat than a dog to Kimi. The way he picked him up and interacted with him was almost screaming “Catman”, though “Catman isn’t necessarily a favorite”. Teru is an almost perfect combination of his sister and father, with the basic low energy influence of Fuji, but father’s passion. Both aspects prove Kimi’s chaotic fusion, and another interesting puzzle is that his species originated from Trou Looks Like Fuji. For most animals, his scent is more important to figure out who they are. Kimi reacted to his appearance. In terms of Fuji and his people, Tru’s cats don’t have this confusion, which is a good make up for. Of course, Kitty may have interacted with Fuji before, but it’s still a good difference between the two pets.

Again, the key to this week is Kitty’s response to the new environment. Despite Kimi’s enthusiasm, Kitty wanted to sit in the bureau (built by Teru, probably smelled like he did) and then stared at Fuji’s closet for storage cat carriers. This is not the kitten’s home, these are not the kitten’s people. Everything about his body language airs his knowledge of these facts, even if he does manage it in a very cat-fucking way, ultimately deciding that Kimi is acceptable. Actually, Kitty’s normal levels help prove Kimi’s unusualness to domestic dogs…whatever. For Tanaka, who has at least a little bit of mythical power, maybe he is right.

Now let us all hope someone will soon ban Tru’s very pregnant wife from playing with any knife. Pumpkin carving is fun, but let me tell you, this is Very Easy to use knife, peeler or other sharp implementation slides. However, it’s worth it for roasted pumpkin seeds.

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