Dispersion Assertion

Charlee: “So I was trying to see if Oona was a vampire …”
Mouse: “Clearly Oona is not a vampire, since she hangs out in daylight all the time.”

Charlee: “Yes, and I watched her very carefully. What does it mean when a cat has rainbows all around her in daylight?”
Mouse: “It probably means light is being dispersed through the window covering.”

Charlee: “Are you sure it doesn’t mean the cat is some kind of supernatural being?”
Mouse: “Well some would say all cats are supernatural beings. But no, that’s not what it means. The same thing has happened to Bean. I could show you pictures.”

Charlee: “Bean and Oona like to play together, which is highly unusual for cats and dogs. They must be the same kind of supernatural being. Maybe some sort of shapechanger.”
Mouse: “OR MAYBE IT’S JUST DISPERSION!”

13 thoughts on “Dispersion Assertion

  1. Xena: There’s another darn big “D” word that I don’t know. Did I miss that day at school?
    Riley: You never went to school, except for how to dance.
    Lucy: It means the pattern of distribution of individuals within a habitat.
    Xena:*eyes wide and looking at Lucy* It’s always the quiet ones.
    Chia: All I wanna know is if I need to keep wearing this cross.

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