The Antagonist
He is an Apricot Toy poodle andas such, delicately put together,proportionally minuscule but wedo not inform him that he is smalland vulnerable, for he would scornsuch a conclusion. In his youth,after all, he climbed mountains atour side, and nothing intimidated him.He conceives of himself ascourageously stalwart, the equalin valour to any large breed dog.He has, we know, a typicalNapoleon complex; strange dogsare given the short shrift of warningsnarls. Then came the time when aminiature version of himself, anApricot Teacup poodle, wasencountered, being closely andlovingly held. No self-respectingdog allows itself to be carried ratherthan trotting about on its own, sothe Toy did not deign to grace thepresence of the Teacup with so muchas a glance, much less a growl.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
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