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   Once upon a time, a large group of rats and mice 

moved into a large mansion. The rodents had started a 

society that had seemed to be the perfect rat utopia. 

The owners of the house were quite rich and had 

always had enough food to feed the rats without either 

group interfering with the other group's way of life. 

That all changed however, when the owners of the 

house had gotten many house cats. The rodents could 

no longer scavenge the food they needed to feed 

themselves. Soon, the society had become corrupt, and 

only the rich could muster enough money to hire 

scavengers to charge into the now dangerous house 

while the poor starved.

   Few rats took the job of scavenger for fear that they 

would be captured by one of the many cats in the 

house. Then, a rat by the name of Robin came along.  

Robin was always a brave rat, he had a hobby of 

tempting the house cats into chasing him. When he was 

of age, he took a job as a scavenger. He made good 

money, and was happy with his life until the day he had 

visited his family. He had grown up in the poor sector of 

the house and hadn't realized how bad his neighborhood 

was until his visit. He saw people starving. When he saw 

such horrible things, he vowed to help his fellow rats, to 

rise against the rich and feed the poor.

   Robin rat began to serve as a free scavenger, he 

would go and gather food for his family and friends. The 

other scavengers however, were unhappy having him as 

competition. Robin would often face the danger of other 

rats trying to kill him during his raids on the kitchen. 

Soon, Robin decided that he would need to do more 

than just scavenger for his starving friends. He would 

have to rebel against the rat government, kill the rat 

king, and save the failing society.

  Robin spent many moons setting up his plan to raid 

the mouse hole where the rich kept their largest food 

storage. Then, one night, he put his plan into motion, he 

scuttled his way through the house to the top floor. 

Careful to not wake up any of the 172 cats on the way. 

Upon reaching his target, Robin was off his guard 

because of how easy the trip was. He walked in through 

the hole in the wall, and right into a trap of at least 

every employed scavenger he knew. Could this be the 

end of Robin's short lived quest? (Of course not, the 

large group of rats lined up in and orderly fashion and 

fought our hero, one by one.)

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