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Published: 2016-03-20 03:31:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 3836; Favourites: 56; Downloads: 10
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Here are Disney foxes that are good and wicked. J. Worthington Foulfellow from Pinocchio (1940) was arrested byΒ Nick Wilde from Zootopia (2016) becauseΒ Nick is a hero and Foulellow is a villain.Related content
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Something tells me interrogating John will be tricky. Wonder Judy will crack that nut.
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Yes but guys like him know their ways on avoid to be arrested or how to keep themselves away to be in prison or making points or remaking what things the police needs to prove that he's guilty.
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Have Nick Wilde talking with Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket?
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Pinocchio should tell him everything about The Coachman and not to mention that Honest John and Gideon have working for him.
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The Coachman should be in trouble.
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Yes indeed. But I have a feeling that The Coachman is not a human.
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The Coachman is a monster.
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Yes he is. I think he is a DemonΒ dissguise like a human. He have four fingers and his face turns red when he grin to Honest John and Gideon. And his hair looks like horns. * * if you take a look on his ears they looks like demon ears.Β
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The Coachman truly is a monster who disguised himself as a human.
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Yes indeed Barker might be a demon who working for Chernabog.
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But the Barker did'nt working for Chernabog, because Chernabog is from Fantasia (1940), not Pinocchio (1940).
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That's true. But Barker should be throw out in the sea and become swallod by Monstro.
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But I wonder what is happened with the donkeys who could still talk.
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I don't know.
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I think Barker keep them there until they lose humanvoiceΒ or killing them.
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If I could choice punishment for The Coachman I would give him execution.
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When I think about what he did against the kids I think It's fair. But maybe I shall used him at work in salt mines without food and water.
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Fine he can get water and bread. After work.
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And then I chance him to a donkey.
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The Coachman deserve at taste his own medicine.
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And then sell him to The Salt mines in Pakistan.
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And then John will get a plea bargain on turning against the Coachman.Β
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It would have been awesome if before Nick Wilde met Judy Hopps, He and Finnick were friends with Honest John Worthington Foulfellow and Honest John could help Nick Wilde and Finnick with their schemes.
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But Nick is good, but Foulfellow is wicked.
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Foulfellow deserves it for his disciplinary action.
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