The Loud House Meets Foe Paws

I love the zany. I love the beauty. I love the animation.

Here's what's interesting me about the quote "Kid, we just ran away from that crazy lady who treated us like we're her children", okay.

Kid: This word justifies from a grown up cat from a failed children's animation by Chris Savino to another successful Chris Savino character Lincoln, the loveable, sisterly underdog who loves superhero cosplay. We were kid-s once and did they find us very mesmerizing, yes. Did they say we were all six years old and very cute, yes. Did they say we would be next to be mesmerized about other little kids we babysit and work with, yes.

Ran away: This word is also justified as the part where the bored cat and his dog pal ran away simply because they want to be adult animals treated like human adults. You can run away from a problem you don't want to see but you can't hide from what you are. That's why slang exists in furry fandom.

Crazy lady: Crazy is right when people are mesmerized about something so small and naturally childish. If an animal chooses to be a pet, they're bound to mesmerize their human friends. Good dog, good cat. We are animals. That's why we are crazy ladies.

We're her children: It is so hard to escape the fact that when we are parents that in spite of grown up children that we are all still their kids. It is hard to suppress the feeling of seeing something so naturally childish and small. That's why we believe all animals are cute. A lot of people would go through much to draw them like this, put them in clothes and go far as to wear animal personalities. If this cat and his friend tried wanting to be treated as human adults in the real world as animated animals, they do not stand a chance to be taken seriously. The whole world will eat them alive with love and adoration.

You nailed this well. You should draw more :D.