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(To understand the picture, please read the story )

- This is a simple children's-book type story, so yes it's kinda lame
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A long time ago, the birds were not of flight, the mice had soared with wings, and cats walked with 4 legs, and had 2 hands. During this time, there was an amber cat, and like the others, he was very greedy and selfish. In his hands, he always carried a bowl of food, and his eyes had glared at anyone who dare come near his prize. The tiny winged-mice had always been around Cat, begging for scraps, but never teasing. Cat did nothing, and continued walking.

It was until one day when Cat had had enough of this game with the mice. He swatted and swatted, and finally caught the little mice. Horrified, the mice begged to be released, but Cat had another idea. He stole each mouse¡¦s pair of wings and kept them for himself. The mice were then cursed to live on the floors of the earth forever. Satisfied, Cat carried on with his new prize.

Along the way, the wingless birds ran by and asked Cat about the colorful wings he was carrying. Without hesitation, Cat proudly told his story. When he finished, the birds started to worship Cat, and sing beautiful songs to him. Cat smiled with much pride, and thought to himself, ¡§I must be a god!¡¨ When the birds had finished their song, they asked politely if they could have the wings. Cat sneered back with greed; it was his prize to keep.

In the morning, Cat woke up to find that the birds had stolen the wings from him. He watched the birds quickly fly away in fear with his prize, and Cat became upset. He slowly lost his will to hoard food and items, and instead wanted revenge on the birds and the mice. He found no more use for his hands, and sacrificed them instead to be quicker and faster to hunt his new prey.

To this day, the cat still hunts down the mice and birds. They have learned what greed and selfishness has done for them, and instead, pays it back by dropping off a dead mouse or bird for someone as a gift. Still, they take pride in what they do; still believing they are godly. Birds flee at the sight of a cat, and mice still try to take their food. Cat has learned a lesson from his own greed and selfishness, but a lesson learned is another question to be asked.

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Based on a dream I had about flying mice; I can honestly say I don¡¦t like cats, but I think they¡¦re pretty. The story is supposed to be a children¡¦s-book type mythology about how cats, mice, and birds, are all connected to today¡¦s life, but also as a lesson (more on the cat though¡K). I actually drew the picture first and when I finished the picture, I KNEW there was a story behind it. Ironic. Hope you enjoy.

Description
(To understand the picture, please read the story )

- This is a simple children's-book type story, so yes it's kinda lame
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

A long time ago, the birds were not of flight, the mice had soared with wings, and cats walked with 4 legs, and had 2 hands. During this time, there was an amber cat, and like the others, he was very greedy and selfish. In his hands, he always carried a bowl of food, and his eyes had glared at anyone who dare come near his prize. The tiny winged-mice had always been around Cat, begging for scraps, but never teasing. Cat did nothing, and continued walking.

It was until one day when Cat had had enough of this game with the mice. He swatted and swatted, and finally caught the little mice. Horrified, the mice begged to be released, but Cat had another idea. He stole each mouse¡¦s pair of wings and kept them for himself. The mice were then cursed to live on the floors of the earth forever. Satisfied, Cat carried on with his new prize.

Along the way, the wingless birds ran by and asked Cat about the colorful wings he was carrying. Without hesitation, Cat proudly told his story. When he finished, the birds started to worship Cat, and sing beautiful songs to him. Cat smiled with much pride, and thought to himself, ¡§I must be a god!¡¨ When the birds had finished their song, they asked politely if they could have the wings. Cat sneered back with greed; it was his prize to keep.

In the morning, Cat woke up to find that the birds had stolen the wings from him. He watched the birds quickly fly away in fear with his prize, and Cat became upset. He slowly lost his will to hoard food and items, and instead wanted revenge on the birds and the mice. He found no more use for his hands, and sacrificed them instead to be quicker and faster to hunt his new prey.

To this day, the cat still hunts down the mice and birds. They have learned what greed and selfishness has done for them, and instead, pays it back by dropping off a dead mouse or bird for someone as a gift. Still, they take pride in what they do; still believing they are godly. Birds flee at the sight of a cat, and mice still try to take their food. Cat has learned a lesson from his own greed and selfishness, but a lesson learned is another question to be asked.

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Based on a dream I had about flying mice; I can honestly say I don¡¦t like cats, but I think they¡¦re pretty. The story is supposed to be a children¡¦s-book type mythology about how cats, mice, and birds, are all connected to today¡¦s life, but also as a lesson (more on the cat though¡K). I actually drew the picture first and when I finished the picture, I KNEW there was a story behind it. Ironic. Hope you enjoy.