Chris Carr
Avatar Expedition
Fo this project, I decided to choose Mr. Fox from Fantastic Mr. Fox. I have always loved this movie, and I feel I have very little in common with this character. He has children and a wife, he is a fox, a burglar for his occupation, and he is definitely a leader, and very outgoing. Since Mr. Fox is a burglar, it would make most sense he is there to steal something of value. Every time he works, he doesn't change into all black or anything very camouflaged, he still wears khakis, with a collared shirt and tie, but adds a black ski mask over his face. Perhaps he is there to steal a recently finished, unreleased AI. While he usually steals things such as food and hard cider, he has made a change due to how much money one of these highly intelligent computers could bring him. As he is a very small fox, this could be difficult to transport out, so he needs help from his opossum companion to carry it out. After sneaking past the guard dogs by feeding them drugged blueberries, they made it into the main facility. There are hundreds of these new AI being produced, and all they need is one. However, this company does not employ rats as their security guards like some of the other places he has hit. This high tech company has actual people. However, the shock of seeing a fox and an opossum run around with an intelligent computer together was so astounding, that they managed to run right past before the guards even began to react to this odd situation.
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