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Ora, if you are going to be a villain, go for upper mid-level villain.
Supervillains (Ernst Blofeld, Voldemort, the brutal dictator) are all pretty much the same. They want world domination (or the tri-state area, in the case of Heinz Doofenshmirtz), they are pontificating show-offs, and they are actually a bit boring.
Bottom level villains are usually just dim thugs (though British ones will sometimes hold long, complicated, philosophical debates) and are just there to be defeated.
But the upper mids are interesting, and usually much scarier or nastier than the super villain. Dolores Umbridge is utterly horrible (and Imelda Staunton gave a master class in acting), Bolo (Enter the Dragon) is terrifying, and Police Captain Menendez, with his polite, perfect, English, and his pencil-thin moustache, is the real danger you face in Mixambigua.
They get plenty of screen time, and, most of the time, pretty good lines, too.
A good ending to this arc! If it is Ora Zella’s villain origin story, that would mean things would not be that much different. She already has evil ideas, just without the focus and the resources.
Come on ya mellow mewscateers. Where be yours inner beeg cats? Roars and demeowanding more snacks. Real snacks that is and not these steenky overprocessed packaged poisons. Gets together and demeowand for real fishies, real cheecken, real meats, and all thems. All purr one and one purr all.
Orazuzu, the trick is to practice an innocent mien, built up a reputation as Ms. Goody Two Shoes. Once that’s established, when the adults are looking for a kitten to blame, even if the other kittens try to rat you out, the adult will say, “Oh no, not Orazuzu. She’d never do anything like that!” Of course, it doesn’t work at home if you’re an only cat. Don’t ask me how I know.
Last year for Father’s Day our (adult) daughter got me a tee shirt with a picture of of a cat reading a book called “How to Train Your Human.” When she was little she liked pretending to be a cat. She called me “Humie.”
McColl34 Premium Member about 2 months ago
Yes! Yes, it absolutely is!
uncle snipe about 2 months ago
With this new knowledge……Ora Zella will be UNSTOPPABLE!
uncle snipe about 2 months ago
She’ll be the cutest supervillain EVER!
Kahlu about 2 months ago
The momentous day in which Ora Zella and Iggy learn that cats have staff.
thelsrc about 2 months ago
“Is this my villain origin story?” More proof that no good deed goes unpunished.
Robin Harwood about 2 months ago
Now everything is doomed.
WelshRat Premium Member about 2 months ago
O.Z. Those who know you know you’re faking being cute and lovable (sometimes). Let Iggy do it for you.
dmah Premium Member about 2 months ago
I’m not sure which is more lethal — C4 or weapon’s grade cuteness — but I’m guessing one of those will make less of a mess … maybe?
FreyjaRN Premium Member about 2 months ago
Cats are very good at that.
Olive O'Sudden about 2 months ago
Heck, Goldie was cute enough to turn “Random Food Woman” into “Specific Food and Love Woman”.♥
Humanist about 2 months ago
All cats are villains and crime partners.
Lady Bri about 2 months ago
You outshine Dot Warner in the cuteness department, Ora. (ミゝᆽ╹ミ)
youtu.Be/8d12FhuZEVM?feature=shared
Jungle Empress about 2 months ago
Darn it, Ora. I told you not to use your enthusiasm for evil.
Nuke Road Warrior about 2 months ago
Who needs thumbs when you have mastered cute?
MoultonFamily about 2 months ago
[bro] I wonder what her villain name will be
I AM CARTOON LADY! about 2 months ago
She is her own, Villain Lap Cat!
Robin Harwood about 2 months ago
Ora, if you are going to be a villain, go for upper mid-level villain.
Supervillains (Ernst Blofeld, Voldemort, the brutal dictator) are all pretty much the same. They want world domination (or the tri-state area, in the case of Heinz Doofenshmirtz), they are pontificating show-offs, and they are actually a bit boring.
Bottom level villains are usually just dim thugs (though British ones will sometimes hold long, complicated, philosophical debates) and are just there to be defeated.
But the upper mids are interesting, and usually much scarier or nastier than the super villain. Dolores Umbridge is utterly horrible (and Imelda Staunton gave a master class in acting), Bolo (Enter the Dragon) is terrifying, and Police Captain Menendez, with his polite, perfect, English, and his pencil-thin moustache, is the real danger you face in Mixambigua.
They get plenty of screen time, and, most of the time, pretty good lines, too.
That’s my career advice.
cat19632001 about 2 months ago
Are humans the pets of feline supervillains?
cat19632001 about 2 months ago
I find it hard to believe that Pucky’s cuteness hasn’t gotten the snacks bin open before this.
katey11 Premium Member about 2 months ago
Oh my! Agent of chaos AND villain. What could possibly go wrong?
SheMc about 2 months ago
Oh yes, you hit the nail on the head!!!
222jo about 2 months ago
Sorry, Swan Eater people ! I’m binge reading it and can’t help ‘liking’ some of the comments even though they’re five years old!
Katzen1415 about 2 months ago
A good ending to this arc! If it is Ora Zella’s villain origin story, that would mean things would not be that much different. She already has evil ideas, just without the focus and the resources.
rs0204 Premium Member about 2 months ago
The villain origin storyline by Ora Zella made me laugh out loud. Well done, Georgia.
Kitty Katz about 2 months ago
Meanwhile, Back on the Nile
At the Afar Public Library and Café
Beaver Lee Cleary: Hello, Ladies! What a lovely surprise!
Violet-Ifa: We’re on a cheese excursion and knew we just had to pay a visit, Bev.
Bev: I’m glad you did. I’ve been going through some of these scrolls from famous authors who have become somewhat lost in obscurity.
Agnes-Ata: Here’s one that I think was related to our own Vizier.
Bev: Yes, Pearl S. Puck. And don’t forget the travels of Jack K.
Vi: I wonder if anyone out there have any favorite authors they would like to give a shout out to.
What say you?
artchick530 about 2 months ago
Goldie is “working” cuter, not harder! LOL
ladykat Premium Member about 2 months ago
Ora Zella, being cute, sweet and lovable will get you just about anything. Let that be your villainess super power!
Gent about 2 months ago
Come on ya mellow mewscateers. Where be yours inner beeg cats? Roars and demeowanding more snacks. Real snacks that is and not these steenky overprocessed packaged poisons. Gets together and demeowand for real fishies, real cheecken, real meats, and all thems. All purr one and one purr all.
davanden about 2 months ago
This is the cat who didn’t know what treats were when she first arrived.
bryan42 about 2 months ago
Every villain needs a good origin story, OZ, and this could be better than most.
anomalous4 about 2 months ago
OT: SoCal check-in
Hope everyone’s safe & sound today. Let us know how you & yours are doing!
Red Bird about 2 months ago
Sweet victory! The Woman is like putty in their paws.
The Wolf In Your Midst about 2 months ago
I thought Ora Zella’s villain origin story started with a plush chainsaw.
Sue Ellen about 2 months ago
Orazuzu, the trick is to practice an innocent mien, built up a reputation as Ms. Goody Two Shoes. Once that’s established, when the adults are looking for a kitten to blame, even if the other kittens try to rat you out, the adult will say, “Oh no, not Orazuzu. She’d never do anything like that!” Of course, it doesn’t work at home if you’re an only cat. Don’t ask me how I know.
scyphi26 about 2 months ago
Depends on whether or not the last couple potential villain origin stories you’ve had didn’t actually pan out, Ora Zella. :P
katey11 Premium Member about 2 months ago
OT
Medtech4 about 2 months ago
Cats do have cuteness on their side!
uncle snipe about 2 months ago
OT:Winter
scaeva Premium Member about 2 months ago
Ora Zella, a kitten equipped with four stage turbocute.
willie_mctell about 2 months ago
Last year for Father’s Day our (adult) daughter got me a tee shirt with a picture of of a cat reading a book called “How to Train Your Human.” When she was little she liked pretending to be a cat. She called me “Humie.”
Corpse Horn Light Premium Member about 2 months ago
I repeat a thing I said… months ago, though I’m not sure how many: I NEED AN ORA ZELLA IN MY LIFE!
bonita.eley about 2 months ago
You are cute- thats for sure!!
Le'letha Premium Member about 2 months ago
Ora Zella’s villain origin story: “I was born.”