stackyFACTSUnlike dogs, felines have absolutely zero interest in pleasing their human overlords. Wranglers often resort to hiding laser pointers just out of frame to guide cats from point A to point B. That dramatic stare the cat is giving the villain? Just desperately plotting to murder a red dot.
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