#muds666

there’s  totally  a  body  in  the  woods.  it’s  nowhere  near  the  most  traumatizing  thing  max  has  seen  in  his  life  —  or  at  this  camp,  for  that  matter  —  so  he’s  rather  ...  apathetic  about  it.  sure,  he’ll  mention  it  next  time  he  sees  david  or  gwen,  but  he’s  not  freaking  out,  or  running  to  find  some  help,  or  anything  like  that.  in  fact,  being  the  ten  year  old  boy  he  is,  even  the  mature  for  his  age  max  cannot  resist  the  urge  to  poke  this  alleged  corpse  with  a  stick  he  found  nearby.  the  piece  of  nature  becomes  a  tool,  &  with  a  serious,  somewhat  quizzical  expression  (  as  if  he’s  going  to  perform  an  autopsy,  )  max  pokes  the  man’s  side  with  the  pointy  end  of  it.  he  doesn’t  believe  in  an  afterlife,  just  ...  nothingness.  not  many  people  are  willing  to  accept  that   they’ll  stop  existing  entirely,  but  max  is  looking  forwards  to  it:  it’s  gonna  be  great.

❝  ...  huh.  lucky  guy.  ❞

              Cat Rick hated going out and feeling like some kind of spectacle for all the wrong reasons. He can’t remember the last time anyone looked at him because they liked him as opposed to just gawking over his ears and fur like a freak. He got it, really, he wasn’t the same as most other Ricks. Not some failed experiment either. And he wasn’t even human at all, in this case, where he unwisely decided to take his break in a human realm, at some random bar, it made him really stand out.        He caught eyes with someone sitting a few stools away from him and held onto it, eyes squinting at the man with an absurd tan and unique nose. Suddenly he felt hostile, and this sucker became the sole person he chose to take that out on.         “What’re you looking at? What, haven’t you ever seen a anthropomorphic cat before?” 

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