Dorothy Catchall

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Cats tend to find themselves where they shouldn't be. It might just be how they are.

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[Nodding.]

Do you think we should try to catch her? She might be hiding.

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We can certainly try, but then we still don't know who her owners are. What would we do with her then?

[ She's not sure keeping her in here would be a good idea. ]

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Mm.

[He gives a worried look at the door but it makes sense.]

She probably doesn't want to be trapped in here.

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Why don't we do this? We can ask around to see if she belongs to anyone, but we could probably also set out some food for her.

[ Since he seems pretty worried about this cat. ]

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All right. That sounds like a good idea.

[She's so nice!]

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[ On occasion. ]

Do you like cats?

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[Nodding.]

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More than dogs?

[ Look, roomie bonding exercises are important. ]

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[Quiet for a long time while he thinks about this.]

Yes, but I like them, too.

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Then you're kind. That's a promising sign.

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[Pleased, but.]

It means that?

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You can't love animals and be a bad person. I'm fairly certain it's an unspoken rule.

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It is?

[He thinks about that for a minute, and then nods.]

People who are cruel to animals. . . I don't like that.

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Mm, exactly! I do feel much better knowing I've got such a kind gentleman as a roommate now.

[ It's comforting, honestly. ]

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Oh.

[Smiling with a small blush, pleased? That she wants him as a roommate?]