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Inspired by a story made from a friend of titled "A Black Sheep's Redemption" that tells another version of Bellwether finding redemption, and in this one, she was a childhood friend of Judy until their goals and dreams drove them apart where things went wrong, promising each other never to tear their old friendship apart again. Dr. Brushtail is in the story as well, and he does all he can to treat Bellwether who is lost in her own self hatred, anger, fear, depression, and questioning her self worth that one night when she was late for her appointment, Dr. Brushtail went to go see if there was anything wrong and found Bellwether hanging from her bed rails in a suicide attempt. Yes, she tried to end it all, unable to take the guilt and overwhelmed remorse of what she had done and had lost, nearly losing all hope that she'll ever be given a second chance. Thank goodness Brushtail found her in time and took her down to the prison infirmary to be treated quickly in reviving her, assuring Brushtail that whoever was in charge of watching her and leaving their positions like that will be held accountable for neglecting their job. Brushtail kneels beside the bed where Bellwether sleeps in a coma, seeing her not as a criminal mastermind, but as a slumbering angel all alone in the world. There Brushtail makes a promise to Bellwether that he will never give up on her, and neither should she. Thank goodness there is nobody around to chew Bellwether out for attempting to take the coward's way out by taking her own life, instead of being understanding and compassionate on why she would really do such a thing.

Bellwether (C) Disney
Dr. Brushtail (C)

Description
Inspired by a story made from a friend of titled "A Black Sheep's Redemption" that tells another version of Bellwether finding redemption, and in this one, she was a childhood friend of Judy until their goals and dreams drove them apart where things went wrong, promising each other never to tear their old friendship apart again. Dr. Brushtail is in the story as well, and he does all he can to treat Bellwether who is lost in her own self hatred, anger, fear, depression, and questioning her self worth that one night when she was late for her appointment, Dr. Brushtail went to go see if there was anything wrong and found Bellwether hanging from her bed rails in a suicide attempt. Yes, she tried to end it all, unable to take the guilt and overwhelmed remorse of what she had done and had lost, nearly losing all hope that she'll ever be given a second chance. Thank goodness Brushtail found her in time and took her down to the prison infirmary to be treated quickly in reviving her, assuring Brushtail that whoever was in charge of watching her and leaving their positions like that will be held accountable for neglecting their job. Brushtail kneels beside the bed where Bellwether sleeps in a coma, seeing her not as a criminal mastermind, but as a slumbering angel all alone in the world. There Brushtail makes a promise to Bellwether that he will never give up on her, and neither should she. Thank goodness there is nobody around to chew Bellwether out for attempting to take the coward's way out by taking her own life, instead of being understanding and compassionate on why she would really do such a thing.

Bellwether (C) Disney
Dr. Brushtail (C)