A brief documentary about two very odd creatures…
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- 30.07.16 -
THE HAPPY COUPLE
It’s rare to see a Dimitris “Groomosaurus Rex” Chavlidis roaming outside its burrow, or “man cave”. A somewhat shy and retiring creature, it is most at home amongst its collected objects and technology, and devotes great time and effort to improving its immediate surroundings. Although a solitary creature, the Dimitris frequently partakes in successful interactions with both native and non-indigenous species, though few enjoy the honour of being invited back to the “man cave”. Those who do are met with surprise, for the Dimitris is fastidiously tidy and highly domesticated, unlike his symbiotic counterpart, the Janet “Bridoraptor”.
The Janet “Brideoraptor” Forbes is native to the British Isles, though can occasionally be found in Europe or further afield. When startled, it emits a high pitched, operatic sound, which is particularly used against its most prevalent enemy – washing up. The Janet spends much of its time creating complex comestible offerings for itself and its mate, the Dimitris Groomasaurus Rex. Recent scholarship seems to suggest some symbiotic relationship with a tribe of Catpeople with whom it abides. Mostly harmless. Occasionally harmonious.
