Endtown by Aaron Neathery for March 14, 2018

Uh oh. Referring to Jake as “the rabbit” is not a good sign. Jake may not be as much in charge as he thinks he is. ;-)

Security has got a cell, E-I-E-I-O. And in that call they have a fox, E-I-E-I-O.

Wow… I’m a little surprised the rat was able to kick that high.

Haven’t the last couple of lawyers for obviously guilty clients been, er, removed? Well, they weren’t moving by then…

“The rabbit” huh? Interesting.

Endtown is a couple of miles underground. Does that qualify their government as the Deep State?

“Well then, I’ll just count this a moral victory…”

The Rats only respected Flask…….I imagine they still dream of her strutting by and they all salute! Heehee…..EIEIO. I wonder if the voice operated system works to the first lines “Old MacDonald had a farm.”

“The rats love to have someone to salute” – said Flask. There were organized rats in Endtown before the first mutants showed. “There is no virus, cat!” said the ship’s computer to Wally. – Yet, every Topsider exposed to air mutates! “Tell your boss, there are rules!” – Foxworthy yells! The rats are, however stumped as to why a rabbit decides over a human/wolve’s life… Just what in the hell is going on around here?

It has been said that ‘a client who defends himself has a fool for an attorney’. I’ll be surprised if he gets a lawyer at all. He may have no choice but to defend himself.

The rabbit, eh? There is the deep state, isnt it? Who would be in charge of the rats, then? And the murders and the whole plot?

Still curious how they got him into the building with that whole mob surrounding them. Levitation?

“I have my rights! And soon I’ll have whatever’s left.”

Whoever he conspired with has sold him out. His only bargaining chip is that information.

O k … so they have no boss, or it just isnt the one “in charge”?

Curioser and Curioser

That glimpse of the man behind the man must be coming up soon…

Interesting! It was Foxworthy’s actions that seemed to inspire part of the lupine mutant population to slaughter and consume portions of the porcine population of Endtown. He does not see that as a violation of human standards, but his inability to “lawyer-up” is a violation. He is guilty of sedition in a community that is not actually a democracy or republic in a time of war. Also, if it wasn’t because of the action of the rabbit and the rats, Foxworthy would probably, at best, be hanging on a lamppost with his body being mutilated. Such is the gratitude of the treasonist.