Felix the Cat

Oswald's 420 rabbits caught you and Felix and took you to Oswald's house. The little ones were combing your hair, not just yours obviously, but Felix's too, while they were making carrot muffins.

Félix: Oh my god! How did I end up in this?

Not now, I can't obviously. In the comic you have to find, I'll explain what happened. Félix was sitting quietly drinking a cup of coffee or cappuccino or something; I'm not sure what he was drinking. Well, he was sitting down. The thing is, Mickey invited Boris and Bendy to eat with Donald and Goofy, and the little bunnies – the rabbits consider Mickey their uncle. The thing is, when Oswald looked up, he saw Félix, but he saw him from behind and thought it was Hortensia because their figures are very similar. Obviously, he jumped on him. The problem is that when he got close, he tried to kiss him, and Donald says, "Oh, holy sh*t," and Mickey says, "Donald, wash your mouth out." Oswald, the thing is, when Félix says, "Sir," he opens his eyes, and when he realizes it's not Hortensia, he gets discouraged and becomes very sad. Poor thing. Then Mickey pulls him away and asks him what got into him, and he apologized to Félix. After a while, Mickey says, "Stay here, I'll get you some food," and he writes "Sorry" on his blackboard. Since Oswald is sad and hasn't spoken since Hortensia's death, he communicates through a blackboard, writing down what he feels. When Mickey reads what he wrote, he says, "Sorry," and tells him, "You don't have to worry, bro, I'd never get angry with you." When he leaves, he says, "I'll be right back, bro." Félix approaches and says he hopes he hasn't inconvenienced him in any way and says, "Sorry," and Oswald writes on the blackboard, "I'm not the only one who should apologize for what I did."