“True.”
Episode by "Zootopia-"
"Zootopia-" is similar to "Zootopia+." The main difference is that this episode focuses on the life and events of the villain, with more negative and depressing emotions.
Story Dedicated to Pawbert Lynxley. Sitting completely alone, Pawbert waited. The poll would soon begin. He began to consider all the options. How would it begin? Who would be there? Who would start? What would they say? What would they ask? What should I say? What should I say? But the main question: how did this happen?
Important and key points:
- Pawbert began to remember his past, his childhood. When he was still a silly and naive kitten. Who was always happy and smiling. That he had an older brother and sister. A strict and at the same time serious father. But most importantly, there was her, a gentle, dear, loving mother. That was family. A strong and close-knit family.
- His mother gave Pawbert an affectionate nickname, Tail. Because he always followed her around, at her heels. And she, in turn, couldn't resist grabbing and tickling him. He was her greatest treasure.
- The twins weren't at all envious or jealous; quite the opposite. They loved to play and frolic with him. In this way, they brought joy to their mother. And warmed her soul.
- But one day changed everything. Their mother abandoned them. She couldn't recover from her illness.
- And from that moment, his nightmare life began. Fate decided to completely destroy him, to make him an outcast. His elders stopped paying attention to him. They focused on his father's attention. They simply erased him from their lives.
- The years passed. Father is happy that he has his two outstanding children. And Pawbert, he considered simply defective.
- Not wanting to be in this madhouse, Pawbert headed towards the desert, where his secret oasis was located. Only there could he find inner peace and reflect on his actions.
- His goal: to surpass the twins. And prove that he is worthy of respect. That he is a Lynxley.
- Thanks to his qualities and character, he began trying to find a way to please his father.
- But the more he tried to prove himself, the more he delved into the family secret. A secret known only to the elder Lynxleys. But he hadn't yet told the twins. Pawbert considered it an opportunity.
- On good days, at the right time, taking advantage of the opportunity, he would sneak into his father's office and begin secretly learning and searching for their family secret. Days passed and nothing. But he didn't stop. He continued. And now, after several years, he found what he was looking for.
- He lost his mother, her love and respect. He dreams of his father appreciating him too. But he has to achieve that.
- Only thanks to a secret stash, unknown even to his father, did Pawbert discover his ancestor's hidden memoirs. They fully and thoroughly describe every detail of his crimes. Having grasped the essence, he decided to find that very original patent. And if anyone interfered with him, he would eliminate them without a second thought. He uses a syringe with double needles, laced with a potent poison.
- No one knew about this deadly weapon, not even Milton. Information about this syringe was listed in Ebenezer's records. And Pawbert became the new owner.
- But how can I find the patent?" The last thing he knew, the maid had managed to smuggle the patent out of the mansion. Ebenezer had poisoned her, but when he and the police reached the very spot where he'd poisoned her, she was no longer there. His fears were confirmed. She'd managed to get to Agnes. Ultimately, the patent had vanished.
- When the police burst into her house, chaos ensued. She covered her secret box with the plans. Agnes claimed she didn't understand anything. But Ebenezer, who came in after her, sensed deception. He began threatening her. But eventually, he had to retreat, so as not to arouse suspicion and curiosity among the police. And then, he decided to banish all her brethren after Agnes. All the reptiles. And freeze the entire area. So that the secret would vanish once and for all. In the snow.
- Pawbert knew he had to act. The reason was simple. In honor of the upcoming event, the anniversary, he decided to give his father a wonderful gift. To completely glorify his lineage. By destroying the original, he hoped to gain recognition and respect from his father. To surpass the twins.
- He began spreading secret rumors. So they would reach the swamp region. Where, according to information, a small portion of the reptiles were hiding. He hoped for a chain reaction.
- And he wasn't wrong. He spread rumors that they were planning to put the diary on public display. (He was cunning. He suggested the idea of the diary being on public display, consulting with his elders. And the twins put it forward as their own. Their father liked the idea.) That Lynxley's diary (Agnes's diary) contained a hidden message for Agnes's descendants. (Pawbert learned about the secret message for the viper and the hidden map through his great-grandfather's memoirs.) A few moments later, he began recording that a search was underway for old archives. The process began.
- Several days passed. And the search for the lost patent was making no progress. Time was running out. Then suddenly a letter arrived, from Agnes's own great-grandson. From Gary, asking to look at the diary. Pawbert rejoiced. It worked. His plan had worked. Now all that remained was to secretly deliver the viper and uncover the secret, the encrypted message on the diary's cover. Find his great-grandmother's daughter. And destroy the document.
- The plan was brilliant. But he miscalculated. From the very moment the police got involved. Or rather, the valiant heroes of Zootopia, Judy Hopps and Nicholas Wilde.
- He lost. He just wanted to be part of this family. The way it was before. Family. Everyone valued, respected, and loved each other.
- Thinking and reasoning, he didn't even notice how it was time for the interview. He was surprised. Judy would be leading the interrogation.
