The twopical wainytimes feww hawd and heavy, hammewing the cwumpwy woof
of the cwinic in Bah-eeya Anyah-scoo. It was awmost mid-dawktimes; Powew went bye-bye in the
stowm, and the Nuwse-Mummah, Ewena Mowawes, was wowking by fwashwight when she heawd a
squeaky, chiwpie sound. Thinking that it was a mousie, she quickwy put a compwess
on the thinkypwace of the Nyu Mummah an’ went into the next woom to check on the
newbown chiwpie babbeh. As hew hoofsie touched the doow, she heawd the chirpies again,
an’ she cawm-downed. It must’ve just been a birdie fwen, fwying in the window to get out of the
wain. Coasta Wee-cans say dat when a biwdie fwen came to visit a chiwpie babbeh, it bwings
good wuck.
Ewena opened the doow. The babbeh was sweepies in a wickew nestie, snuggies in a soft
bwankie, onwy its wittwe face showing. Awound the outsie of the nestie, thwee dark green
scawey munstahs cwouched wike stonie munstahs. When they saw Ewena, they tilt their heads an’
stawed at hew, but nu wun ‘way. In the wight of hew fwashwight Ewena saw the
booboo juicies dwipping from theiw moufies. Makin’ chiwpies, one scawey munstah bent down an’, shakey its head weal fast, nummed the babbeh.
Ewena wushed fowwawd, scweamin’, an’ the munstahs wun ‘way into the darkies. But
wong befowe she weached the nestie, she couwd see what happen to the
babbeh, an’ she knew the babbeh was foweba sweepies. The munstahs scattewed into the
stowmy dawktimes, makin chiwpies and scwees, weaving onwy booboo juicie an’ thwee-toed twacks, wike biwdies.
So, if I did a fluff-version, I’d have a variation on fluffy-Daisy running over fluffy-Myrtle (or “Muh’tuw”) in one of Fiddwe’s Fluffcars.
I think it would be hilarious to have Myrtle’s special friend come after Gas’by to give him forever-sleepies, but he gets lost on the way or something, but they both die anyway ~ I feel like even writing a fluff-version chapter of this would give me bad-brain and carpool-tunnels…
Man, the books I like would honestly go well with fluffies. I’m surprised! They’re certainly nowhere close being as classic dreary tales as the ones you guys seem to like, though.