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*raises paws in the air* lol alright, alright, calm down, you all making this sound like a peanut gallery. I though you type were chilled out, apparently can get hot headed as anyone else. I'll make this quick.

1.DT I'm not right about about everything, he he who is? I'm not being unreasonable, I put a question and a statement and its getting your fur all frizzled up. Calm down...lets all just hold a moment to think things through. It's abundantly clear you do not like the stress I put on your characters in my statements and questions, I do put it down hard...I'll admit that, only because I want truth and nothing else. Chill out, if I was such a monkey on your back you can say somethings earlier and not threat-like. If this is how you warn people that you're about break, then I'll learn my lesson you like ice, you just will crack and break shortly after one another..

2. Rex all I will say is you smell the oil that is what the painting is, you smell the oil on the picture so it is oil, you still don't understand. I'm done with this, despite Judge Toby's hammer not falling ending it.

Note this Judge Toby is meant to offend it is a pet-peeve an ism I have for Toby, of course I call him it for a reason, but you take it as a hate crime, it isn't. Only if we were together seating across from one another no doubt this whole thing would be filled with laughter, but it is not, so some words seem angry or accusative, it is only slightly, I know this doesn't make much sense.

3.Terry and everyone here 'I went to the store'-Toby it is more than obvious he never said anything like that, it is me paraphrasing the character, if you could hear me my voice talent that is...poor you'd laugh at them. The only real quotes that I'm sure is 85% correct is "X words" for the character. Understand this, Terry you looked like did to me, and again I was paraphrasing most of it. "what is there to proud of?" I recall you said in our interviews themselves.

3.p2. lol Judge Toby really, you honestly think Pete or his weak gang could kill? Honestly, its Pete we're talking about. He can't do that.
Terry, I plead guilty! I should have rearranged my words, after you love with Rex, try approaching his gang after that. Sorry misuse of words on my part. Terry with the letter thing, you didn't bother to send any.

Judge Toby honestly? Oh come on, unconvincing. I did read it. It is one thing to grieve to put it my view in the film Aliens Terry was the commander when the aliens attacked. Uttering wanting them to fall back, wanting them to but doing nothing. They were "cut off" no way of communication, same as Pete and Terry. He wanted to get them out but didn't know how, or brave enough to try to. Until Ripely actually did something, If I was in your world I'd come up to Terry and shout "DO SOMETHING!" Unfortunately there is no Ripely in Pete's story. He had to come back himself from the attack...hmm, but the aliens was Pete himself, kinda funny isn't it? No wait there is a Ripely, in a way, his new girl friend. Kinda was that got Pete back. Terry wanted him to come back, but put as much love French do to the German Kaiser. Not visible. Sure I'll defend to my grave, you felt terribly, terribly hurt by Pete's remarks and actions, and it did get to you, because some of it is true. I honestly think you uttered to something like this to Yuke when at his grave, 'I'd never gain a son, to lose one. Why does it feel this way Yuke? I miss Pete..I miss our son' because it would sure feel like at times by having Toby, you traded Pete out or gained a card (Toby) and discarded one (Pete.) Which I believe you did. You did feel terrible but instead of doing something "I don't have the heart" was your solution. I, I can't bare a hero for me doing that, it isn't right.

Judge Toby, If you went a few times back ago, Pete might have said that describing his mother, pardon my error I should have mentioned I was going by Pete's point of view, although I'm sure it is different now. Honestly I'm shocked I thought both your mommy and daddy thought you better, temper Judge Toby, temper, temper, please calm down you're not fun to hang around when your like this. Like-wise I'm not a person fun who is fun to be around. Whom I don't have many friends, or any for that matter. You can say I'm anti-social Judge Toby, a guess a reason is I've never known someone longer then a year, guess for you that mean every three months or less you move all across Alaska starting over 17 times each of which being 100 miles apart for me it was 500 miles plus, before your a year and half, if that before moving else where, my social graces are odd. I'll admit that.

Terry again with the letter again you didn't bother send any, if you did you left it at the post office, I would have myself put it in his mailbox, under his door, I'd be sure make sure the letters I was sending letters and he knew they were there. I will always refuse to believe you did everything in your power to talk with Pete. In my own family I have some that are worse then Pete, by a long shot, but my persistent 'attitude' lead me to have fair relation with them.

4. Judge Toby as I said impossible, Pete is weak, you are strong in differed ways, but visually Pete is inferior to you in every single way.
Susan I'm not high and mighty, nor will I ever consider myself high and mighty. *paw over mouth* tong in mouth, ok that doesn't sound right epically how you insulted me then did that, in my mind means something very different to me it is, it is very offensive. In any form or matter I am offended. I'm not dense, I'm very open on a lot things, you're dense, just look at your life, you are very stubborn female, that is clear to anyone. To compare for me Nixon a president a leader of country was a good leader but had a lil' thing called Watergate that ruined him. Despite all the good he'd done, it was all ruined by one event. For me Terry's Watergate is tossing Pete's feelings to the air.

5. Now I understand what you are saying although you are saying it in anger, because I put Judge Toby on the spot and he failed it. You are now angry with me, that is clearer than air. You've always been a bit short tempered. Taking it from Pete's view at the time, offering him a bone would be an insult. From Pete's view it would be like, 'having a hard time Pete, since you are incapable, can I help?' would be the words that would appear in his mind, or something of he sort if you offered to help him.

Now clearly here mostly everyone here is at the breaking point, no doubt of that, soooo I'll go for a bit, probably till next part before asking another question, because you guy's and girl's Watergates sure do get you mad. Just something I was told, you don't get angry when defending something you know is true, and you did your best, you're always calm, no matter what insults go your way. What seems to be going on here that your not listening here, only a part, then you wait to speak, that isn't the same as listening to whole thing then speaking, not waiting to speak. It's clear that most of us here need a break from the stress I'm putting on you fellas lol just need a moment of relaxation, lets go out get something to eat and drink and move along. Enjoy yourselves, get some fresh air, lets just have a fun time, audios amigos.

I am hopefully going to break the tension now with a less-than-7,000-word question for Toby and Luna. lol

Exactly how old are your pups now? They apparently are still very young, but I'm a bit curious as to their age.

Dragon Tamer: Sorry for getting worked up like that, but I get tired when people take an interview an dturn it into an interrogation. For example, the matter of Terry. I don't see what wanting the turht has to do with hearing it over and overagain and not listening. As you can tell, I don't see anything wrong with Terry re-marrying after Yukon died, but you keep on slanting and twisting everything you can about it to paint it as somehow immoral. Obviously, you're seeing something in it I'm not. What;s wrong with a widow re-marrying?


Rex: Can you please explain this painting metaphor? I think I'm getting some sense of it, but I can't really put my paw on it.


Toby: I can understand the difficulty of not talking face-to-face, so we'll let that go.


Terry: Oh. Well, be honest: had Pete done anything to be proud of at that point?
Pete: If I did, it was an accident.
Terry: (strange look) I don't know if that was a joke or not.


Pete: She did, they just never got into the story. I guess I kinda... used a couple fo words that mighta been the reason.


Terry: What's this movie?
Dragon Tamer: I never saw it. And that Kaiser bit isn't making much sense to me either. But if you're saying what I think you're saying, that Terry didn't try to show any visible love to Pete, then I have two answers for that: First, the story didn't include every little detail of what happened. There was a lot that went on, for instance, in the gap between when Terry and Rex decided to become mates and when they actually had Toby and the rest (you might call it their "engagement period," perhaps). Second, Terry tries to be a good mother, but anyone can be thrown off by an unfamiliar situation. In Terry's case, she was torn between the dog she loved and a son whom she also loved, but who wouldn't love her back the way he had in the past. In a situation like that, who wouldn't be confused and make a mistake or two?
Terry: As for the last part, I don't recall saying anything like that. Which story are you referring to?


Toby: I'm glad to say I never had to go through moving around like that, and I'm sorry you did. As for Mom and Dad, I don't know as they thought I was "better" than Pete in the way I think you mean.
Rex: If you mean the sense of "good dog/bad dog," better, Krazy, then we could hardly help but favor Toby over Pete. On a basis of simple behavior, there was no contest. But as a son, it's different. You can't really love one son more than another, or at least I've never been able to. The law has no favorites, andneither do I. We still loved him, and wanted him to come back to us. So in a sense of longing for him and wanting him to accept us, you might almost say we loved Pete more than Toby. I heard a story once about a boy called the prodigal son that gives a good example, I think.


Toby: [tilts head] I didn't quite get all that, and I don't know how you compare Pete to me "visually." Can you explain that, please?


Luna: Really. Not high and mighty, and yet you come out with all these things and won't listen to a word of reasonable defense. Terry cared how Pete felt, but come on. She had a right to be with someone else, and Pete was being totally ridiculous - especially the way he jumped the gun, making accusations weeks before there was any truth to them and then acting afterward as if there had been truth behind them all along.


Luna: I'm just bugged because I've said the same thing three times and you didn't get it. But you've got a point, so be the smart one: how do you help someone who refuses to accept help?


Rex: Logically that makes sense, but reason and reality are often very different things. I should know. It's not at all unheard of, albeit it makes little sense, for someone to get angry or upset when defending something they know to be the truth. Once, early in my career, I had a suspect accused of stealing something. He became very emotional in his appeal, which I initially took as a sign he was cracking and close to confession. But later evidence proved he had nothing to do with the matter. His stress wasn't feigned, nor was it out of guilt. He was upset and angry, as anyone would be, at what he knew to be an untrue accusation. Still, I think a break from this whole business would do wonders. Please come again, and hopefully we can all be more reasonable when you return.


Toby: They're doing great! They're about six weeks old, their eyes and ears are open...
Luna: [trying to keep Zar out of trouble] ... And boy are they active. Toby...
Toby: Excuse me, I think I'm needed at the moment.

hey there DT here is my question it goes for everyone, what song do you think best relate's too your personality and someone else personality

Toby: Hm, now there's a good question. Let's see, I guess Move Along works well. With all the stuff I go through, sometimes there's nothing else to do but keep going even when it feels like I've got nothing left to give, or no one there to help. Like when I found out Luna was related to Steele, or when she told me she was barren.
Dragon Tamer: Or that time you got lost in the woods in Wilderness Hunt.
Toby: Especially that time.

Luna: There's a song I heard Dragon Tamer listening to once by someone named Twila Paris, and I really liked that one.
Toby: I think I heard that too. Wasn't it called The Warrior is a Child?
Luna: Yeah, that's it. Sometimes it gets really overwhelming when I have to go through hard experiences and always put a bold face on it. Sometimes I just need to stop and... well...
Toby: Be a lady?
Luna: Exactly.

Pete: I was walking past a fancy building downtown and heard a bunch of people singing some song called "Amazing Grace." I kinda liked that one.

Terry: I've always been partial to If We Hold On Together. It's hard sometimes to keep going when things get rough, but I never give up. I trust my family.

Rex: I'm not that well-versed in music. I heard some song about police once called "Bad Boys," but I didn't like it much. It gives us too rough of an image, like bogeymen for grown-ups. There's another part of us too, one that doesn't like to arrest people, especially young ones, but we have to do it.
Arrow: Because it's your job?
Rex: Because it's right.
Dragon Tamer: There's a song from McGee and Me that you might like, Rex. It's a bit jazzy (I think that's the right word) for you, but I think it suits you.
Rex: I'll have to listen to it sometime.

Arrow: No question what my song is. I think the title was Taking You Home. Either that or Someone Who Loves You. It's an old family song Mom sang to me one night when she and Dad adopted me. It was hard being out on the streets, especially with parents who never liked me. When I started to get to know Mom, I actually felt loved for the first time.

Dragon Tamer: I have to say, I rarely thought of my characters in terms of music, but it was fun. If there are any other characters you're wondering about, let me know.

I've got one for everyone too. You, too, Spidey! XD

If you or one of your friends or family members could squeeze you into one word, or even sentence, what would it be?

Dragon Tamer: Really? What song is it?
Toby: And who's that last question for, exactly?

Does 'everyone' include characters from Toby: the Beginning? If so, I'll answer, if not... you'll still get an answer. Sorry DT.

Orde: Hm. I've never thought about themes for ourselves... I would have to say that I would choose a particular song I've heard Kelev listen to: 'I'll Make A Man Out Of You' From the movie 'Mulan'. Being in both the army and the police force, I've learned how to teach properly, and I've taught Ewan the same... perhaps with luck he can pass it down to Comet. As for describing myself in a word-

Comet: Try 'controlling', Captain. That fits you good!

Orde: From here on out I'm ignoring you...

Kelev: Ok ok, I'll write the describing words after they choose their songs. No need for war here.

Ewan: *snickers* Ok, for my theme, I would choose an interesting song I've heard Kelev listen to on occasion: 'Kryptonite' by 3 Doors Down. Even though I like being a police dog, there are still parts of me that feel insecure with my abilities. It's a tough job, after all, and I've had more then one case that's involved familyand friends accidentally getting in the middle of the action. If that isn't stressful, I don't know what is.

Comet: *jumps up* Ooh, ooh, my turn! Ok, my song would be 'Flight of the Bumblebee' (no idea who made that song, but I like it!) I'm told I'm a dizzy dog who's a pain... and I hate to agree but it's true. I'm a handful, and I'm proud of it! After all, I gotta keep everyone on their toes. No need for things to get boring!

Ewan: Believe me cadet, with you things are never boring...

Kelev: Alrighty, for the words describing these three, Orde would be 'steady', Ewan would be 'loyal', and Comet would be 'teenager'. No others would fit more perfectly.

Not a song, a question. I guess I wasn't too clear on that, huh? Sorry.

I don't have a song for myself; I can't choose one!

Kelev--> This one's aimed at everyone, well the main characters, basically. Sure, you could tell me yours. I don't mind.

Dragon Tamer: It happens. Anyway, to answer your question, I'd have a hard time guessing what some friends and relatives would say of me, since it might well depend on their moods. For my brothers, it's entirely too easy to guess. But if I had to pick one for myself, I would say resolute. I have a strong sense of right and wrong, and I hold onto what I believe in no matter what. (P.S. I asked my friend Zivia Creed, and she said the word that comes to mind is imaginative.)

Toby: I guess I would call myself teachable, since my mom used to say I was easily influenced.
Luna: For you I would say dedicated. Even when it may not turn out to be the best course, you choose a path and stick with it instead of letting yourself get pushed around. And mine would be... hmm, let me think...
Toby: Diverse. Nobody else I know could be as tough as you and still be a mother.

Terry: I guess mine would be dependant. A lot of people might think it's a bad thing, but I'm being honest. I just wouldn't be able to make it through life on my own.
Rex: No one can do that, Terry. And I think your word would be kind. I don't know anyone with a heart like yours.
Toby: Dad, your word would definitely be softy.

Dragon Tamer: I'll have to cut this short becuase I have work in five minutes. So Arrow and Pete's words would both be redeemed, because each was taken from a bad situation and made into someone who can benefitothers (like picking a can off the side of the road and redeeming it so it can be recycled into a brand new can). If there's anybody else, I'll have to take care of them later.

I always have a good question well here another one for everone. if you had 24 hours before the day rewinds back to the start of the day what would you do in that time

I'm not sure I follow. What purpose is there in a day if everything in it gets undone anyway?

I always have a good question well here another one for everone. if you had 24 hours before the day rewinds back to the start of the day what would you do in that time

I'm not sure I follow. What purpose is there in a day if everything in it gets undone anyway?

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I mean that you can do what you want and there be no price to pay like for example pete can go off and kill someone even toby (not that I want him to do that) and at the end of the day toby would come back to life and no one would know what happened but pete so you can do something you always want to do because you also can't die I just got the Idea from a web series called killing spree

Pete: Well, I don't think I'd want to kill Toby anymore. But if I knew I could come back... I'd probably try to go see my dad.
Terry: Pete, you don't mean you would...!
Pete: Only if I knew I wouldn't stay that way.
Rex: That sounds logical, but something about it just does't seem right.

Toby: I dunno. I guess it might be fun to try finding out some things about Luna and the kids, and then surprise them after the day restarted. You know, find out where they'd want to go on an outing or something.
Luna: I've always wanted to raid the ice box.
Toby: Very funny.
Arrow: Just raid the ice box? Mom, you can come up with something better than that.
Luna: Yes I can, and I have. I'm just trying to make sure you don't get any ideas.

Rex: I really don't know what I'd do. The only time I think I'd want to repeat a day would be if a suspect managed to get away, so I could know in advance how they were going to do it.
Terry: What about that talk we had after the Steele incident?
Rex: The second part I wouldn't mind repeating. What came before it, though... I wouldn't want to relive that. Ever.

Dragon Tamer: I'm not sure what I would do with a day like that. I mean, doing something bad might not have consequences, not even a tarnished reputation. But if I did something wrong, I'd still have the guilt. And it wouldn't even benefit me in the end. Doing something good on a day like that, by contrast, would have little value because it would be undone in the end. A day's not worth living if you don't make it count somehow, the way I see it.

That is true I just want to know and pete I agree with rex on your answer but here is one for you pete. would want to live having people think your weak or die having people think your strong