The escape!

(If you want to know, this is back when knights in shining armor, saved princess's and Bobbie happens to be there.)
Bobbie was in the dungeon, on that day. Rosie was in her parlor stitching a dress. (She really should have had the maids do it, but she liked doing it herself.) She stitched and stitched, and finally she was done. She decided to search for the handsome Bobbie, but, she had a lot to do, being a princess and all. She went to her royal bedroom, and sat in her best chair. She had a feeling Bobbie was in trouble, but she decided not to worry about it. (Sorry there is too much about Rosie.)
Back to: BOBBIE!
Bobbie was in the dungeon, it was a nice place, for there were lots of mice to eat, so he knew he wouldn't starve. He took a quick glance at his chains, and decided maybe that he wouldn't get out soon. He wished he could catch a mouse, but his paws were all tied up. He looked around, and there he saw some keys hanging on the wall. He stretched as far as he could stretch, but didn't get far. He stretched, and stretched, but somehow I didn't work. The bad thing was, that the jail keeper brought food soon. The good thing was, was that Bobbie's paw-cuffs weren't as tight as they should have been. He tried pulling those off, but didn't succeed. He tried again. It worked! Slipping through the cuffs, his shoes fell off. He used his back paws to slip off the front paw-cuffs, and... he was free! He ran for the keys, only to find that the floor was slippery. He slipped and fell upon the floor. When he tried to get up his leg hurt so much that he couldn't stand up. So he gave up and waited. Suddenly it occurred to him, that the jail keeper would come soon! Summoning up all his tails strength, he pushed himself up, and he was standing! "Good thing my tail works alright!" Bobbie said, heaving a heavy breath. Snatching up the keys off the wall, he opened the door, and ran straight into the jail keeper! "Good day sir! I was just looking for you! Where is my lunch?" Bobbie said, very sarcastic-like, for he was in to mood to talk. Anywho, Bobbie hadn't been in karate for nothing. He fought with the jail keeper, and won. Soon he was running down the hall, opening lots of prison doors. He flung himself out the door into the fresh air, breathing as much in as possible. The prison had been very, very dusty. He had a slight cough, but that didn't matter, as long as he was outside.
Now we must get back to Rosie, who had been locked in a dark room without knowing it. She brushed her long curls, and straightened up her dress, and went over to the door. "Oh dear! The door is locked and I don't have a key!" Rosie said, very frightened. She rattled the door as hard as she could, but it didn't budge. She meowed her heart out, hoping Bobbie would hear her.
Bobbie did hear her, and hurried past the guards. Its a wonder they didn't see me. Bobbie thought, running as fast as he could into the castle. He rushed to the sound of Rosie's screaming, to find guards at the door, looking very annoyed. "I wish she would stop screaming. I won't ever be able to hear again if she keeps that up!" Said one very annoyed guard. Bobbie slid to a stop, and hid behind an open door. Bobbie was a quick thinker, so, he thought up a plan very fast. Bobbie was quick to carry out his plan, slamming the door on the guards. Soon they were out of the way, and he found the keys still in the door. How silly. Don't they even know how to guard at all? Bobbie thought, as turned the key in the lock. Opening the door, he found Rosie, sitting on a chair, and oh poor Rosie, crying. Rosie looked up from her crying, and stared astonished, and embarrassed. "Good day my good maid!" Bobbie said snatching her up, and carrying her out of the room. "W-wait! Where are we going Bobbie?" Rosie said, still trembling a little. "Oh nowhere in particular, maybe just escaping." They ran down the hall, and ran out the door. Luckily for them, a hay wagon was rolling past, so Bobbie threw Rosie in, jumped in himself, and waved goodbye to the astonished guards. "Goodbye! Have a nice time guarding an empty castle!" Rosie waved also, and they set off for home.

TO BE CONTINUED!!!

(Sorry for writing so much, but I had to! And by the way, the picture was drawn with a mouse.)

Your artist and writer,
Linnette McCatt