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@laydown-bud this is my very humble attempt cause I've never read Warrior Cats and I'm going off a Google search😭

Daddy usually doesn't let me watch high-energy movies but he said I could watch the one on tv tonight since I did good in rehabilitation to discharge tomorrow!! I'm so excited cause I've been between two different hospitals since the 23rd (ʃᵕ̩̩ ᵕ̩̩⑅)

He makes me feel so proud of all the work I doing to get all better!! (✿ヘᴥヘ)

@elioli-art is raising funds to make a short animation film based on their comic “The Moon and Me”. Their artwork and storytelling is amazing! I fell in love with their artwork that often reminds me of childhood dreams and the beauty of the stars. 

I’m so excited to also announced that I’m going to be working on this short as a storyboard artist! Along with many other fantastic artists! I’m so excited and I can’t wait to work on Elioli’s world! 

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Halloa! I was waiting impatiently for a new letter from Bertie Wooster!

I stared at him. That flower in his buttonhole.⁠ ⁠… That dazed look.⁠ ⁠… Yes, he had all the symptoms; and yet the thing seemed incredible. 

Me: Doctor Wooster, what's the diagnostic? Bertie: He got "romantic love" again, but I can't believe he tied the knot!

“Bertie,” said Bingo, “I’ll be frank with you. The little woman rather put it up to me, if you know what I mean. I told her how my uncle felt about it, and she said that we must part unless I loved her enough to brave the old boy’s wrath and marry her right away. So I had no alternative. I bought a buttonhole and went to it.”

Fellow Little woman, I don't know your name but you have my admiration. You are the only one that got so far to marry Bingo Little. I have the impression that you're more dangerous than Claude and Eustace.

I had only seen the bride before in her waitress kit, and I was rather expecting that on her wedding day she would have launched out into something fairly zippy in the way of upholstery. The first gleam of hope I had felt since the start of this black business came to me when I saw that, instead of being all velvet and scent and flowery hat, she was dressed in dashed good taste. Quiet. Nothing loud. So far as looks went, she might have stepped straight out of Berkeley Square.

She has a nice style. Is this the Wooster seal of approval? Well, I guess it is because he agains talk to Bingo's uncle and plays the role of Rosie M. Banks.

Nothing could go wrong, right?

“Well, it didn’t come in useful when we got into the room. It was lying on the table, and after we had started to chat a bit and everything was going along nicely the little woman spotted it. ‘Oh, have you read this, Lord Bittlesham?’ she said. ‘Three times already,’ said my uncle. ‘I’m so glad,’ said the little woman. ‘Why, are you also an admirer of Rosie M. Banks?’ asked the old boy, beaming. ‘I am Rosie M. Banks!’ said the little woman.”

That explains everything!!! Only a woman with the genius to write so many romantic stories that cross social classes could conquer Bingo so fast! To think that Bingo lying to his uncle in "Jeeves in the Springtime" snowballed until he married Ms Banks.

Bingo manifested this marriage!

But now Jeeves has to solve this. How did he?

“Oh, that’s all right!” he said. “I forgot to tell you about that. Meant to write, but kept putting it off. He thinks you’re a looney.” “He⁠—what!” “Yes. That was Jeeves’s idea, you know. It’s solved the whole problem splendidly. He suggested that I should tell my uncle that I had acted in perfectly good faith in introducing you to him as Rosie M. Banks; that I had repeatedly had it from your own lips that you were, and that I didn’t see any reason why you shouldn’t be. The idea being that you were subject to hallucinations and generally potty. And then we got hold of Sir Roderick Glossop⁠—you remember, the old boy whose kid you pushed into the lake that day down at Ditteredge Hall⁠—and he rallied round with his story of how he had come to lunch with you and found your bedroom full up with cats and fish, and how you had pinched his hat while you were driving past his car in a taxi, and all that, you know. It just rounded the whole thing off nicely. I always say, and I always shall say, that you’ve only got to stand on Jeeves, and fate can’t touch you.”

So in some way Lord Rainsby, Claude and Eustace are part of Bertie disgrace. All those little details connected by the great mind of Jeeves. Even professor Moriarty would applaude this! Jeeves sacrificed Bertie for Mr. and Mrs. Little so I wish happiness to the couple <3

Day 6 - Do you pet regress as well?

Yes! I love to play bunny or puppy or kitty! I'm hoping to get petre gears when I'n all better :)