Aharon, the mouse, is of noble birth in the small court of King Alexander, the dog. Although he is royalty, the mouse would help anyone in the community. Aharon would complete various tasks which included: help parents with young children, donate food for families who had just moved in, and protect others from other harmful animals. One afternoon, Aharon accompanies a family of pigs who were trying to find a way to their new home. The walk is normal until three cats,Teivel, Alva, and Aliah confront Aharon.
“You repulsive little vermin, look upon yourself, nothing but beady eyes and patchy fur on your back!”
The felines laugh.
Aharon ignores these evil cats like he always has. He keeps thinking the same words in his mind.
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He then retires to his home because of the day’s extensive length.
Aharon rises to the crack of dawn. The mouse leaves his house, his short figure scurries toward Alexander’s court. However, a horror strikes him when he spots the last animals he would expect in the court, the three cats!
The mouse inquires to Alexander
“Why are you speaking to these evil cats?”
“Are you questioning my judgment?”
“No Sire, I am just judged by them everyday for no apparent reason. I wanted to know why you speak with them”
“You hold no truth, Aharon! You just envy what they have!”
“No I am—”
“Leave, now”
Aharon meanders out of Alexander’s court. However, he spots the family of pigs walk into the court right after him.
A few moments later, the mouse hears yelling and decides to peek into the courthouse. He sees the pigs arguing with the king about the cats who hate Aharon. Alexander then realizes what he has done.
“Leave you sly fools! If I ever see you here again, you will be in a grave before ‘oops’ escapes your lips!”
The evil felines scurry out of the King’s court while Aharon makes his way through the entrance for a second time. The mouse struts into the court and up to Alexander. The king greets Aharon and apologizes for his actions. The king then proposes for Aharon to be his successor at the throne and Aharon
“You repulsive little vermin, look upon yourself, nothing but beady eyes and patchy fur on your back!”
The felines laugh.
Aharon ignores these evil cats like he always has. He keeps thinking the same words in his mind.
“They are the ones …show more content…
He then retires to his home because of the day’s extensive length.
Aharon rises to the crack of dawn. The mouse leaves his house, his short figure scurries toward Alexander’s court. However, a horror strikes him when he spots the last animals he would expect in the court, the three cats!
The mouse inquires to Alexander
“Why are you speaking to these evil cats?”
“Are you questioning my judgment?”
“No Sire, I am just judged by them everyday for no apparent reason. I wanted to know why you speak with them”
“You hold no truth, Aharon! You just envy what they have!”
“No I am—”
“Leave, now”
Aharon meanders out of Alexander’s court. However, he spots the family of pigs walk into the court right after him.
A few moments later, the mouse hears yelling and decides to peek into the courthouse. He sees the pigs arguing with the king about the cats who hate Aharon. Alexander then realizes what he has done.
“Leave you sly fools! If I ever see you here again, you will be in a grave before ‘oops’ escapes your lips!”
The evil felines scurry out of the King’s court while Aharon makes his way through the entrance for a second time. The mouse struts into the court and up to Alexander. The king greets Aharon and apologizes for his actions. The king then proposes for Aharon to be his successor at the throne and Aharon