01-08-2023, 07:27:20 AM
A Cowmouse Needs a Horse - Staring Walt Disney!
The heinous villain has tied Walt's wife, Lillian, to the train tracks lying in the middle of the desert. Her pink bow is messed up and the poor mouse is particularly afraid about her fate. She cries out for Walt as the train comes closer and closer. Yet he seems to be nowhere. The train is gonna run her over soon and Lillian closes her eyes, seemingly accepting her fate. However, in the nick of time, neighing is heard and someone quickly cuts open Lilian's ropes and scoops her up their horse. It's Walt!
"Don't worry, Lillian," Walt said to Lillian. "I'm here. I just needed to get a horse."
The horse leaped over the tracks right before the train arrived at its destination. Walt and Lilian smuck in a little kiss, with the latter blushing.
Cut to the next scene! Walt is forcibly dragged to the gallows by two men. He looks around in a panic, trying to find an escape. He steps both of the men's feet hard and makes for the run for it. The men chase him and Walt gives them a nice kick. With his hands still tied, Walt jolts away from the gallows! The sheriff who framed Walt for the crime was nearby. He pulled out a gun and fires at Walt. Walt dodges the bullets and his leg stretched over to kick him straight in the face, knocking him out! Once the sheriff fell onto the ground with a loud thump, Walt walked away.
"See you later, folks!" Walt shouted.
And now, unto the final scene. Wearing the typical bandit gear, Walt kicks open the bank's entrance and rushes over to the banker.
"Ma'am, would you mind giving me the money please?" Walt said. "I don't want to resort to hurting anyone, after all."
The banker obliged with Walt's demands and hands him all of the money. He happily walks out of the bank, his bandana lowered to show off his wide grin. Then, the same Sheriff from earlier approaches him, hands on his pistol. Realizing that the sheriff is about to duel him, Walt takes out his own gun. The two fired at each other around the same time but Walt was the one to dodge and his bullet hits the Sheriff in the shoulder. Walt whistles his horse to come over to his aid and mounts it. The Sheriff gets the same idea and calls upon his own horse. There, they rode across town on their horses, shooting at each other. Bullets ricocheted off buildings and nyooming all over the place. The Sheriff, holding unto his wound, was pretty close at getting Walt such as when he managed to shoot off the hat he was wearing. However, Walt would soon gain the upper hand when he aimed at the legs of the Sheriff's horse and fired. The horse neighed in pain and the Sheriff was sent flying. Laughing gleefully, Walt rode out of town with the money in back. Just in time for the sunset.
"Don't worry, Lillian," Walt said to Lillian. "I'm here. I just needed to get a horse."
The horse leaped over the tracks right before the train arrived at its destination. Walt and Lilian smuck in a little kiss, with the latter blushing.
Cut to the next scene! Walt is forcibly dragged to the gallows by two men. He looks around in a panic, trying to find an escape. He steps both of the men's feet hard and makes for the run for it. The men chase him and Walt gives them a nice kick. With his hands still tied, Walt jolts away from the gallows! The sheriff who framed Walt for the crime was nearby. He pulled out a gun and fires at Walt. Walt dodges the bullets and his leg stretched over to kick him straight in the face, knocking him out! Once the sheriff fell onto the ground with a loud thump, Walt walked away.
"See you later, folks!" Walt shouted.
And now, unto the final scene. Wearing the typical bandit gear, Walt kicks open the bank's entrance and rushes over to the banker.
"Ma'am, would you mind giving me the money please?" Walt said. "I don't want to resort to hurting anyone, after all."
The banker obliged with Walt's demands and hands him all of the money. He happily walks out of the bank, his bandana lowered to show off his wide grin. Then, the same Sheriff from earlier approaches him, hands on his pistol. Realizing that the sheriff is about to duel him, Walt takes out his own gun. The two fired at each other around the same time but Walt was the one to dodge and his bullet hits the Sheriff in the shoulder. Walt whistles his horse to come over to his aid and mounts it. The Sheriff gets the same idea and calls upon his own horse. There, they rode across town on their horses, shooting at each other. Bullets ricocheted off buildings and nyooming all over the place. The Sheriff, holding unto his wound, was pretty close at getting Walt such as when he managed to shoot off the hat he was wearing. However, Walt would soon gain the upper hand when he aimed at the legs of the Sheriff's horse and fired. The horse neighed in pain and the Sheriff was sent flying. Laughing gleefully, Walt rode out of town with the money in back. Just in time for the sunset.
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