In Cartoontown, both worlds of real and
imaginary are mashed together. Here in this town live all the cartoons you can
imagine and special every day humans of the world. But Cartoontown is nowhere
to be found on the map of Earth. It is hidden, to the “normals” of mankind;
those who can’t imagine such a world will never experience Cartoontown. Rodger
Rabbit was the goofiest of the goofy and Joe was the toughest firefighter in
Cartoontown. One day their worlds of never knowing each other ended and unfortunately
so did Rodger.
On this hot summer day in June, Roger was
driving his new, beautiful red convertible around town. After having a merry
morning with his wife Jessica, he was in a good mood and enjoying the breeze
run over his ears. While driving Rodger
glanced over and saw his wife. Rodger did not think of anything as, she was
laying down over railroad tracks. Rodger’s eye blew out of his in awe as they
do every time he sees Jessica. Rodger got even more distracted as he paid more
attention to his wife. Jessica was getting tied down to the railroad tracks by
the evilest cop of Cartoontown. Rodger lost his mind and all common sense, as
he abandoned his moving vehicle to save Jessica.
Since Rodger did not properly stop his car,
the new red convertible was no longer that. His car crashed right into Joe’s
new Sierra. Joe was furious. As Rodger was trying to save Jessica, he saw the
crash and jumped into the air while his eyes popped out of his head again.
Rodger ran over to Joe to try to apologize but Joe did not want to hear. Rodger
started to give Joe the sweet and innocent face with his hands up to his checks
to ask for forgiveness. Joe started to forgive and let Rodger shake his hand as
they agreed on how to fix damages. Until, Joe’s entire truck started on fire in
the middle of the hand shake. Joe continued to squeeze Rodger’s hand tighter
and tighter and shook even harder and harder. Joe did this until Rodger’s eyes
popped out of head one more time and this was the final time until there was no
longer a Rodger Rabbit in Cartoontown.
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