Collaborative Fiction: The Little Poor Lady Who Lived In A Man's Shoe, page 2
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reply posted on 3-11-2003 @ 09:34 PM by MaskedAvatar
"Rats and mice" said the Officer, in disdain, talking to his partner.

"I got into the force to make a difference to humanity, to be a good cop, to help people, to break major drug rings and racketeers, and all we get is these rats and mice. I mean, look at this dimwit... he leaves a trail of steroids right from the scene of the crime all the way to his front doorstep."

"Read him his rights."

Billy saw the man with the really bad teeth being handcuffed and escorted away. Now, she felt herself being picked up inside the shoe, along with a few other things that must have been Rob's, and placed into some sort of bag. (Editor's note: an evidence bag).

But now, in amongst all the junk, she could feel another presence... a shuffling around, a little squeak... first she saw a beady little red eye, then a whisker, and then... Eek! A mouse!

The mouse was friendly and reassuring. He meant no harm. It was the mouse she dreamed of supping with before, back at the house.

Then, strangely, Billy discovered her telepathic bond with Out.

Out was sad and grieving, because his companion In had swallowed some pellet of new food that Rob had brought into the house. In died in some pain, Out could do nothing to save him.

Out guessed that Fugly must have taken an interest in Billy at the front end of the house, and Billy giggled a little when Out thanked her for providing the service of Fugly distraction all these weeks since In and Out took up tenancy in the back store room.

The police car pulled into the station and police, mugger, bag, shoe, stuff, Billy and Out went in. The nasty mugger was locked up. The evidence bag was placed on the front desk and opened.

Rob was there, with a bandage on his forehead, and he was asked to identify his possessions. Then, both he and the police clerk noticed something odd poking out of the shoe... the feet of an impossibly small human, lying next to the tail and feet of a small mouse, chewing the fat, having a good old chinwag, in some squeaking language neither Rob nor his new female acquaintance could fathom...


reply posted on 5-11-2003 @ 05:41 PM by MaskedAvatar
Rob pondered his catch.

He knew, in a Land Of The Giants kind of way, that being in possession of a little person and a talking mouse was by far the most important thing that had happened to him in his life.

But his morality was derived from watching a lot of Warner Bros Looney Tunes as well as b-grade Irwin Allen sci-fi, so he couldn't help but think of the cartoon with the guy who found the singing frog, and who developed grand schemes to take the frog on the road to packed theatre houses, but he remembered the frog wouldn't sing - except for its hapless owner.

Rob adjusted the bandage on his head, and poored himself a stiff drink while he contemplated what ought to be done.

He saw Billy and Out looking at him pleadingly from under the jar. They continued to chatter to each other.

He heard Fugly come in, and take a renewed interest in the contents of the jar, with a lick of the lips and a scowl and a mrowl that meant "Hmmm. Breakfast" in catspeak.

Then the doorbell rang. Rob threw a sweater over the top of the jar on the table, then answered the door. It was the policewoman from the Police Station, who had looked him up, and wanted to make sure he was doing the right thing by the tiny woman and the mouse in the shoe. Rob liked the twinkle in her eye, her suggestive giggle, the practical suggestions she made, and for a while he had thoughts about Candice... for a short time he even forgot about Out and Billy.

And then it was decided.


reply posted on 6-11-2003 @ 08:08 PM by MaskedAvatar
Candice and Rob got into Candice's car. Rob put the basket in which he had placed Billy and Out, on the floor in front of him, and straddled it with his legs.

After the ordeal of the mugging, the incredible discovery of a chattering six inch woman in an unnatural relationship with a mouse, and the anguish that went into what they had decided (as well as Rob developing a kind of fatal attraction for Candice, who somehow Rob had decided over a few hours was the woman of his dreams... tall and leggy, pretty, intelligent, compassionate, with a voice ranging from angelic to husky and a wicked giggle) Rob and Candice realised they were hungry.

They decided to pop into Georgio's Pizza. Both of them were amused at how they were connoisseurs of every fast food outlet in the area, and they both rated Georgio's the best pizza outlet in the business.

Candice was the first to have misgivings about dumping Billy and Out in the forest. Could a six inch tall woman, with no developed hunting or fishing skills, and no visible means of defense or support, look after a heartbroken mouse? Or vice versa?

They pulled up outside Georgio's. The doors on Candice's car made a satisfying police-like clunk as they closed. They ambled in, Rob adjusting his bandage so that he could see the menu properly, and Candice tucking Billy and Out in under the tea towel that was in the basket as a makeshift blanket.

When they were ready to order, Out suddenly popped out from under the tea towel, stood tall in the basket, squeaked, caught the attention of the pizza chef, and pointed to Number 9 on the pizza menu....

His second squeak, directed to Rob and Candice, meant "I love pizza", which they somehow implicitly understood. Billy giggled.



reply posted on 7-11-2003 @ 09:06 PM by MaskedAvatar
Candice took control of the situation and explained Rob's position to him, off the record.

1. Rob had acted in defense of another human being. There is no law that would suggest that Billy is not a human being. In fact, a famous actor who was only 28 inches tall had been eaten by a dog on set in India.

2. Rob did not strike the pizzeria owner with the * phallic sausage * with the intent to kill or cause grievous bodily injury.

3. There were three eyewitnesses to the event: Candice herself, Billy and Out. Out would not be able to say much in Court, but would certainly be able to squeak and point at pictures, pizza menus, weapons, sausages and people under cross-examination.

Having said all that, Rob was still very remorseful over what he had done, and in shock that the saving of Billy had led to the demise of the best pizza chef in town.

"I love pizza" squeaked Out, as he hopped off the counter and grabbed a couple of pepperoni pieces off the floor and ate them. Out seemed to go over to the pizza chef and deliver a swift kick to his backside, but the corpse did not flinch at all.

Candice picked up the phone, and dialled back to her station. It was Mick that answered.



* Freudian analysis, to a point. For witnesses to the scene and people reporting on the drama to have seen symbology in the sausage (see previous page) would suggest, in fact, that there were some deep-seated issues going on for Rob in that he knew he could not look after himself all that well, needing to rely on purveyors of fast food for his sustenance. If there was any such symbology to be witnessed, it would have been caught by the pizza-cam behind the counter, which preserved the look in Rob's eyes at the point he struck the chef with the sausage. Somebody who sees the security video from the pizza store will have a direct take on that. It will show whether there was some suppressed envy at the pizza chef's culinary skills. I haven't seen the vid. *


[Edited on 7-11-2003 by MaskedAvatar]


reply posted on 9-11-2003 @ 05:42 PM by ilovepizza
Just as things started to get a little more kinky, Billy and Out heard someone yell, "Cut, that is enough for today". Billy and Out were confused. Rob explained to them that he was a sell out. When Rob found out about Billy and Out he knew they would be a way to make money. Rob at first did not want to use Billy and Out for his own personal welfare but his greed over came him. Rob called Mr. Hard Johnson the famous movie producer with his idea for a new movie. Rob told Hard about Billy and small person and Out the extremly smart mouse. Hard loved the idea of a movie about Billy and Out.

Rob told Billy and Out that the mugging, the incadent at the pizza place, and his love for candice was all made for the movie. Billy and Out were somewhat glad it was was just for a movie, but they were extremly angry for being used. Billy and Out did not want to be a part of the movie any more but they had no choice. Mr. Hard Johnson told them all to come back tomorrow so they could film a couple more love secens and the ending to the movie. After the movie was done being filmed Rob took Billy and Out back to his new million dollar home. He put Out in a mouse cage. Rob took Billy to his room. He told Billy he had a gift for her. She asked what is was, and Rob told her it was a new shoe. He stuck Billy in her new extra big shoe, and put the shoe in the closet.

Rob took a shower and changed into some nice clothes. He then took his new convertible for a drive looking for a bar to go to where he could pick up women for a one night stand. Rob had always dreamed of being able to get women easily but he did not have the charm for it. Rob knew since he had lots of money now he would have no trouble finding some hot girl he could bang. He didnt care if the women was after his money because he was not looking for a long term realtionship.

Rob saw a sexy blonde at the bar he went to. He asked her if he could buy her a drink. She sais sure and they started talking. Rob tried to look her in the eye but he could not stop looking at her fake boobs. The blonde was more idiotic than Out was but Rob did not care. Rob took the girl back to his place and had a wonderful night with her. That morning Rob drove her back to her place and didnt even get her name or number. Rob went back home to watch all the sunday football games.
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