The attack of Mr. Bigglesworth, a short and crazy fanfic

[furrygamer793]

Just don't ask,

Start;
Mr. Bigglesworth was mad, very mad. Keene stole her idea and made fun of her in front of almost the entire Babylon Gardens, she would show that weasel, so day after day she plotted revenge, and then the idea, all the Mr. Bigglesworth's would invade the estate, and take some of their valuables, the other Mr. Bigglesworth's loved the idea.
The next day, right before dawn, they attacked, breaking through the gate and going around taking or destroying the Milton valuables and then they made a large B out of the valuable objects and ran. Mr. Bigglesworth laughed evilly, Keene successfully made a fool of himself and gave him arch enemies.
End.
I have no idea why I wanted to write this, but it was fun.

[Nathan Kerbonaut]

Does this mean a flock of Bigglesworths is called a Bigglesworth?

Nice little story, I can imagine an arc being like this

[Amazee Dayzee]

If it wasn't before, it should be now because it makes really good sense.

[NHWestoN]

The whole Biggleworth paradigm lends itself to such a narrative.

[Amazee Dayzee]

That actually does make a large load of sense.

[NHWestoN]

Wonder if Rex is still chumming around with one of the Bigglesworths? Might be a story there. Or not.

[Amazee Dayzee]

Depending on the gender of that one, Rex COULD be a cat-lover or just be friendly.

[NHWestoN]

Depending on the gender of that one, Rex COULD be a cat-lover or just be friendly.

Well, that would be transformational for Res since he first appeared as part of Bino's cat-hating posse.

[Amazee Dayzee]

Thought that it was established that they didn't really hate cats that much and it was only Bino who did but they stuck with him to humor him and because he was Fido's brother/cousin.

[NHWestoN]

Thought that it was esyablished that they didn't really hate cats that much and it was only Bino who did but they stuck with him to humor him and because he was Fido's brother/cousin.

True enough, but here we're talking about the transition from tolerance to openness. Perhaps the point is moot.