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26-07-03

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La gazelle-girafe ou gérénuk, l’antilope au long cou

Fuck. 😩😫

Gazelle is still the hottest animated female character I've ever seen.

Im a sucker for hips, MOTHERFUCKER.

"Dream – A Wish"

Episode by Zootopia+

Episode This story focuses on Benjamin Clawhauser and Gazelle. Following a massive hit, the director decided to feature Benjamin in a new shoot. Odd as it may seem, this cuddly cat acts like a magnet for good luck.

Key moments:

- As a dedicated police officer, Benjamin Clawhauser could not turn down his assignment or the call to appear in the shoot. He could sense a menacing aura radiating from the Chief's office.

- Gazelle herself was brought in to persuade the Chief to let Clawhauser go. Even Mayor Brian Winddancer stepped in to help negotiate. - Benjamin felt incredibly awkward. So many respected and important figures had been mobilized on his account; the scene felt as though the fate of the entire city and all its citizens hung in the balance. - A compromise was reached. It seemed like madness, but the director’s intuition told him it would be a new kind of miracle: the entire police force would take part in the filming—appearing as background extras, supporting characters, and even in lead roles.

- Everyone? Is everyone going to be in it? Yes! Everyone! No exceptions. - And is all this just so Benjamin can take part in the shoot? It took everyone by surprise. But there’s another aspect, too: he gets to choose the role himself. How does that work? Can he pick it out personally? It all depends on what his script looks like. A script? Benjamin is completely in the dark. - The director decided that, in addition to playing a lead role, Benjamin would also be responsible for developing the video's storyline. In other words, they’re expecting a spectacular script from him—one that will absolutely blow everyone away.

- He’s in shock. They’re demanding a storyline from him, and on top of that, his own role will depend entirely on what he comes up with. But that’s the trouble: whenever an idea crossed his mind, it would vanish instantly. Friends and colleagues kept approaching him with specific ideas and requests—even the boss. The boss practically insisted on taking one of the lead roles himself. It felt like blackmail—or a threat.

- Fortunately, there were some who didn’t barge in or try to make changes. But even that was a problem; it was unclear what roles to assign them.

- He was given three days to brainstorm ideas, and because the schedule had been cut, he had only a week to write the script. It’s a nightmare.

- He was terrified. But Gazelle suggested they go for a walk to clear his head and take his mind off things. While they were walking, he began to feel unwell and dizzy. Gazelle suggested they find a bench; she sat down, and he lay down, resting his head on her lap. She stroked his hair and massaged his head. He felt awkward. She noticed this and sensed what he was thinking, immediately making it clear that it was no trouble at all—in fact, she enjoyed looking after him. He was afraid he might fall asleep, but she told him to go ahead and rest. A few minutes later, he snapped awake, shouting that he’d had a sudden realization. He jumped up abruptly, slipped, and hit his head against the edge of the bench. A nightmare.

- She helped him get home. Concerned about his condition, she wanted to suggest going to the hospital—the lump on his head was alarmingly large, and the bandage made him look like a man wearing a turban. Suddenly, he froze. Gazel grew worried: "Is everything all right?" Then it hit him—he remembered. An idea had come to him.

- The next day, he brought not just a few sketches, but a finished script. Already? Gazel read it first and was stunned.

- Many others, however, merely skimmed the text and were left puzzled. After all, quite a few people had previously pitched ideas—ideas he had ultimately rejected. The director studied the script closely and delivered the verdict: "We’re shooting it."

- The director is eager to bring something so incredible to life again.

- Many colleagues are still unhappy about it, though. Especially the boss. After all, he isn't the lead. But Benjamin said he had mentioned the lead role—and he did. There was never any talk of a lead role, after all.

- They had to resign themselves to it and film according to the script. And as it turned out, everyone would be singing and dancing, too.

- "Oh no," said Nick.

- The concept for the music video and its storyline is as follows: The story centers on a Priestess of the Sands who is searching for a powerful artifact—a magic lamp containing a mighty, all-powerful spirit, or genie, capable of granting any three cherished wishes—that will allow her to save the kingdom from the merciless desert and protect its inhabitants.

- The Priestess is Gazelle. Many of the kingdom's residents are ordinary passersby. The "police" include guards, thieves, and bandits, but there are also adventurers. Nick and Judy are adventurers.

- According to the story, brave heroes set out in search of treasure, encountering various perils along the way—from sandstorms and bandits to monsters, including a giant serpent. Gary plays the role of the serpent (they didn't manage to find a cobra in time).

- Guided by her visions, the priestess finds a lamp, yet she remains mindful of the warning: djinns are treacherous and capable of masking their greedy, cruel natures—they will resort to any form of deception.

- The djinn of the lamp turns out to be Clawhauser. He is willing to serve her faithfully, but only if she proves herself worthy; she must undergo a trial to demonstrate that her conscience is clear.

- After traversing such a difficult route, the heroine had to face a trial.

- The trials were extremely risky and dangerous. The treasury also held another artifact: a ring set with a red ruby. Imprisoned within it was another genie, who insisted that the whole endeavor was pointless. These were not trials at all, but rather methods for eliminating the lamp's owner; the genie would gradually seize control and seek to gain his freedom.

- The priestess had passed all the trials. She was now the rightful owner of the magic lamp. Yet, the genie pleaded with her for a single wish: to grant him his freedom. Suddenly, visions flooded her mind—visions of deception and the warnings the Ring Genie had given her about the true motives at play. Fear and anxiety washed over her. She decided to heed the Ring Genie’s counsel and took the ring.

- The Ring Genie burst into laughter, mocking her for making the wrong choice and acting foolishly. The imprisoned spirit—Chief Bogo—broke free from the ring, though he was greatly weakened.

- The heroes realized they had been deceived and engaged in battle. They were already gaining the upper hand, but the spirit of the ring proved more cunning and dangerous. He seized the adventurers and threatened to kill them. The priestess begged him to spare them. He set a condition: a wish. She had to wish for his freedom from the lamp-spirit. She made the wish. Unable to defy his mistress, he granted it.

- Shackles began to vanish from the spirit of the ring, and bound chains fell away. He began to transform, becoming the very embodiment of chaos itself. An Efreet—the highest form of djinni. His greatest desire was to hear and see pain, torment, and suffering. The priestess tried to stop him.

- She wanted to imprison him once more. But it was futile. He surpassed any other djinn in both status and power. Yet, he *had* been imprisoned—all because of her ancestors, the White Sorcerers. By joining forces, they had bound him and sealed away his power; then, with the help of their ally—the Djinn of the Lamp—they had locked him inside a ring. But since anyone could find and claim that ring, the djinn had volunteered to remain in the great treasury, ensuring no one else could take control of it.

- The priestess’s ancestor had asked the djinn to subject everyone to trials. Only in this way could an individual with a pure heart be found. Only in this way could he encounter a descendant of the White Mages.

- But now, he could not be stopped. The Ifrit resolved to revel in her grief and despair; he decided to destroy her entire kingdom. It brought him joy.

- The titan set out for the kingdom. The priestess blamed herself for what had happened, but the djinni comforted and encouraged her, offering her hope.

- Upon returning to the kingdom as it was being destroyed, the heroes sought any possible loophole—a way to defeat him. Only a being like himself could vanquish him.

- Infiltrating the temple, the djinni began to weave a barrier within the main hall. He intended to alter the fundamental laws of the cosmos by gathering the full might of the djinn and transferring it to a new vessel—one who would then wield limitless power.

- The Ifrit saw through their plan and tried to strike down his opponents with his sorcery. But it was all in vain. Taking advantage of the uncontrolled magical chaos within the dome, the heroes gained the upper hand. And then, the Djinn succeeded: he had gathered the very power of creation into a single wish. He intended to use it himself, but the heroes feared that, like the Ifrit, he too would go on a rampage. The priestess claimed the power instead. The Djinn was saddened.

- A mighty battle ensued. To ensure no one else was harmed, she transported herself, her friends, and the Ifrit to another realm, where the fight took place. He gained the upper hand many times, but at the final moment, he made a fatal error—and was defeated.

- Victory. Yet Djinn and Ifrit knew the cost of such power; it demanded a steep price—power in exchange for a life. The priestess had perished. She had foreseen this in her visions and would never have sacrificed anyone. When Djinn gathered the magic together, he lost all his power, but he gained his freedom. He desired that freedom solely to enjoy life—to savor every moment of each new day surrounded by his loyal and cherished friends. He shed a tear. Spirits of white mages appeared in the temple; they took his tear, and from it, a spark of life emerged. They brought the priestess back. Everyone rejoiced.

- Djinn, now a simple resident of the city, thanked the spirits—his friends—as well as his new friends.

- Now free, the former genie of the lamp set out to wander the world. But he didn't go alone; the one who had granted him his freedom—and to whom he had given the gift of life—became his inseparable companion. They were also joined by two fearless adventurers: a cunning rabbit and a silly fox.

- The storyline is incredibly gripping—much like the scene where they flee from savages on the beach.

- With a plot and scale like this, it really calls for a full-length movie. But the director had everything under control, and they wrapped up production. They’ve created a new music video that is a true masterpiece.

- And that is exactly what happened. Another success—perhaps even an excessive one. Since the police were involved in the filming, all the offenders, thugs, and criminals began acting in unexpected ways. Some would voluntarily walk into the station and turn themselves in. Others would deliberately commit a crime right in front of the police, or simply surrender without a fight. But the funniest part was that, upon being detained, they would ask the police for autographs. It was comical.

- Among the police officers, fans most often asked Nick, Judy, and Benjamin for autographs. Naturally, they also asked Chief Bogo—even in his role as the main villain—and they even asked Gary.

- At a restaurant, Benjamin Clawhauser and Gazelle were celebrating a new triumph. However, she asked him to avoid getting injured the next time he had a sudden burst of inspiration. He promised he would. Finally, they hugged and shared a kiss.

Abdul-Rahman Abdullah (b1977) Australia

exhibited: Chau Chak Wing Museum, Sydney

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