At the
beginning, he introduced himself how the cat in boots was brave and invincible. When the guard surrounded the cat in boots, he asked, "Are you the cat in boots?" Frightened, he quickly said: No, no. The cat's rhetoric contrasts sharply with his substantial timidity.
The second
queen said: "Are you the cat in boots? I heard that you are very brave and sent you to the Whisperer to win back a heart. He is very scary." The cat in boots ravaged the strong guard: "Of course I am Brave cat" is also very funny here, the queen has a group of well-trained guards not used, but sends a cat that blows the bullshit to win back that heart. What a great irony.
The companions of the three
queens who whisper are terrible, and they are finally found in the dark room to be three cats with big eyes. The plot is eye-opening. Puss in Boots trains the three cats to just jump around and finally see the Whisperer with that heart on his belt. Pus in Boots was powerless before the Whisperer and was driven to the edge of the cliff, clinging to the edge. The funny thing is that the three cats he trained jumped over and attacked the whisperer from behind. Cats in boots are the only way out. With the full cooperation of the three cats and the cat in the boots, the Whisperer was knocked off the cliff and gained the heart. Luckily it didn't stop.
When the four
queens reward the cat in boots for taking back that heart, they say they will give you gold, and the cat says I don't care about the money. But when the guard dropped a gold coin, Boot Cat said angrily and said why did you drop a gold coin from me? ! ! ! The inconsistency of words and deeds is ridiculous. And said that the queen accepted my three well-trained cats. When the three cats were performing, the third Danny moved slowly, unable to keep up with the pace, and repeatedly embodies the exaggerated talk of the cat in boots.
I'm just a cat, I can't ask for too much, and I have completed the task. It's shameless to be cute, so let's all be cute together~
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