The Skunk and the Skunkette

Calamity Coyote was on the run again. He now had a white stripe on his back and was covered in black paint. To make things worse, Fifi Le Fume was chasing him yet again. "Yoohoo! Where are vou, my skunk hunk?" Fifi called, cheerfully. Calamity quickly ran into an alleyway and hid beside a trash-can. Luckily, Fifi passed by the alleyway, still searching for him. When the coast was clear, Calamity was about to come from his hiding place when he someone approached him. He quickly turned around to see if it was Fifi. It wasn't. But it was a black and white skunk who a scar on his right eye and a bandage on his right arm. The skunk also had a little mohawk on his head. "Hey dude, you OK? You look as if somebody is chasing you." The skunk asked. Calamity was surprised that this skunk wasn't a love-searching french skunk like Pepe Le Pew and Fifi. Calamity nodded. "Don't take me the wrong way, but you don't look exactly like a skunk." The skunk replied. The skunk sniffed him. "And you don't smell like one either." He added. Calamity held up a sign saying "I'm a coyote. My name is Calamity." "I'm Stripe." The skunk introduced himself. "I've got a bucket of water to wash that paint off yourself." Calamity smiled with glee as Stripe went to get the bucket of water. Stripe returned and splashed the water over the coyote. Within minutes, the black paint and white stripe had vanished. Calamity was overjoyed and held up a sign saying "Thanks!" "Hey, no problem." Stripe replied, smiling. Calamity quickly ran out of the alleyway and was about to head back home when a voice stopped him. "Excuse moi, but have vou seen a handsome skunk boy around?" Fifi asked. Calamity thought for a moment and then he remembered Stripe. Calamity led the love-sick Fifi to the alleyway where he met Stripe. But once they got there, the skunk that Calamity met was nowhere to be found. Fifi frowned and was greatly saddened. "Oh woe! My skunk hunk has escaped moi again." Fifi walked away, sobbing. Calamity however was confused. Was the skunk a figment of his imagination? And if not, where did he go? Calamity shrugged his shoulders and walked home.

The next day, news was spreading over Acme Looniversity that a new student was about to arrive. Every student was talking about it. "I wonder what this new student is gonna be like?" Plucky Duck asked. "I just hope he is friendly unlike Monty." Buster Bunny replied. "I heard that!" shouted Montana Max, down the hall. Later, the Toons were sitting at their desks, wating for their lesson to begin when Bugs Bunny came in. "OK, kids. As you all know, we have a new student here today. I think you know what to do when we have a new student coming to the Looniversity." Bugs explained. All the Toons nodded. "Alright then. Time for you to meet our new student." Bugs opened the door to let the student in, but the Toons that there was no sign of the student. Bugs turned to the Toons. "Don't worry. He's a bit shy." Bugs replied. He turned back outside. "It's OK. Nobody won't hurt ya." Cautiously walking in was a skunk. Calamity was surprised it was Stripe, the same skunk who saved his hide yesterday. When Fifi saw Stripe, her eyes turned into hearts and her tail wagged madly. "Oooh la la." Fifi said to herself. "He's so cute." Shirley McLoon looked at Fifi and rolled her eyes. "Like, here we go again." Shirley muttered. "Now I need a volunteer to show him around the place." Bugs asked. Plucky raised his hand. "Ooh. Pick me. Pick me!" Plucky begged. "The last time you showed somebody around, you got abducted by aliens." Bugs replied. "How did you…?" "Oopsie." Babs Bunny answered, smiling cheekily with a halo on her head. "Buster, how 'bout you?" Bugs asked. "No problemo." Buster replied. Buster got off his seat and led Stripe out of the classroom. "Before we begin the tour, let me introduce myself. I am Buster Bunny." Buster said. "I'm Stripe." The skunk replied. "Well, I'd be careful if I was you. Because if Fifi Le Fume sees ya, she'd be coming after you." "Why? Is she a stalker or something?" Stripe asked, worried. "Nah. Fifi is a skunk with a bad case of romantic love sickness." Stripe nodded as if he understood. As they walked down the locker hall, Stripe saw that one of the clocks was spinning wildly. "Buster, something is wrong with that clock." Stripe said, pointing at the clock that was going haywire. "Uh-oh. It's him." Buster replied. "Him. Him who?" Stripe asked, confused. Suddenly, a funny looking dodo sprang out of the clock and hopped straight to Stripe. "Hello. Hello. My name is GoGo Dodo and I have a song for you." The dodo said, shaking Stripe's hand madly. Suddenly, GoGo Dodo multiplied into six and five of them got various musical instruments with the sixth one being the conductor. "And a one and a two. And a one, two, three, four." The dodo clone said. Then the five dodos played their instruments while the conductor dodo began to sing.

Welcome, welcome to Acme Loo
Welcome, welcome to Acme Loo
You'll have fun as much as we do
Welcome, welcome to Acme Loo.

Then the dodos grouped back together into the single GoGo Dodo, jumped into the clock and closed the face like it was a door. "OK, that was weird." Stripe said, startled. "Ah, don't mind GoGo. He's really insane." Buster replied. Buster and Stripe then continued to look around the Looniversity.

Recess started and Babs, Shirley and Fifi were hanging out, talking amongst themselves. "Wasn't that skunk really handsome?" Fifi asked. "Yeah, but Fifi, don't forget he's new around here. Don't you think you should give him some time to adjust around his surroundings?" Babs explained. "Oui, but I can't help moiself falling for someone who is a skunk like moi." Fifi replied. "Like, Babs is right. Just give him time." Shirley said. "And if you're really in love with him, you need to take it slowly just like me and Buster have done. Instead of just going after 'skunk hunks', you need to control your love sickness." Babs explained. Fifi hung her head as if in shame. "Oui, maybe vous are right." Fifi said, sadly. "Don't be sad, Fifi. Maybe if Stripe sees you, he'll fall for you. Like, just give him time." Shirley said, putting her hand on Fifi's shoulder, comforting her friend. "Hey, Babsey!" Buster shouted. Buster ran up to the three girls. "Hey, Buster." Babs replied. "Where's Stripe?" "He's gone to look at the photos of everyone in the Looniversity just so to know some of our names. Don't worry. I'll go get him once Recess is over."

Stripe was looking at a board that was filled with everyone in the Looniversity. He saw one of a purple skunk with a pink ribbon in her hair. Under it was the name Fifi Le Fume. "So that's the skunk that Buster was warning me about. Gosh, she sure looks pretty." Stripe's thoughts said to himself. Then Stripe shook himself with his cheeks starting to blush and smiled uneasily. Then Stripe continued to look at the photos until another one caught his eye. This one had a boy with money clenched in his hands. Stripe looked at the boy as if he knew him. His eyes then narrowed and fire was starting to dwindle in them. "Montana Max…I've finally found you." Stripe whispered under his breath. His fists clenched very tightly as the fire in his eyes began to burn. "Hey, Stripe!" shouted a voice. Stripe got startled. His face of anger suddenly turning into one of startlement. "Oh…err…hi, Buster." Stripe stuttered. "Come on, the next session is about to start." Buster said. "OK, I'm coming." Stripe replied. Stripe and Buster immediately ran to the lesson as fast as they could.

Buster and the other Toons including Stripe were waiting for the next lesson to begin when an infuriated Pepe stormed in. The Toons were very surprised. "WHO HAS WREETEN ZIS NOTE?" Pepe shouted, furiously. "The Toons looked at each other. "W-what does the note say?" asked Hamton J Pig, scared. "The note says, 'Pepe Le Pew smells like moi grandmother. Signed Montana Max.'" All of the Toons were shocked and looked at Montana Max, horrified. "But I didn't write that note. I swear." Montana Max pleaded. "The note says all, Monty." Buster replied, annoyed. Then GoGo Dodo appeared now wearing a police uniform and slapped handcuffs on Montana's wrists. The dodo then dragged Montana to the Headmaster's office while Montana screamed for mercy. As Pepe and the other Toons watched, Stripe was sitting in his desk, chuckling quietly.

A few days passed and even though Montana Max was suspended until next week, things were normal. It was lunchtime at Acme Looniversity and Stripe was getting his lunch. Once he did, Stripe was looking for Buster and the other when he accidentally walked into someone. His lunch splattered all over him. "Are vous OK?" asked a voice. Stripe stood up and brushed the remnants of his lunch off him. "Oh, I'm fine." When he looked at the person who he walked into, Stripe was surprised it was Fifi Le Fume. "Je'mapelle Fifi Le Fume. Sorry for walking into vous." Fifi said, smiling. Stripe felt his heartbeat beginning to go faster. "No –no problem. I-I'm Stripe." The skunk stuttered. Fifi saw Stripe was starting to look strange. "Is something ze matter? Your face is turning bright red." Fifi was right. Stripe could feel his face turning red. "Oh, I-I'm just fine. Thanks, Fifi." Stripe quickly left in order to save himself from further embarrassment. Fifi blushed faintly and chuckled to himself. "What a cutie." Fifi said to herself. Babs and Shirley who watched the whole thing quietly talked to each other. "Like, did you see the look on Stripe's face?" Shirley asked, chuckling. "I'm thinking Stripe is starting to like her." Babs answered. OK, you two. Don't make a big fuss about it. "Yikes! Who said that?" Babs yelled  I did. "Are you talking to us?" Shirley asked. Of course I'm talking to you. Now just pretend I'm not here. "OK." The two girls said.

Two weeks passed and Stripe was getting really settled with into Acme Looniversity and enjoyed it along with his new friends, especially Fifi. Every time he saw the female skunk, Stripe felt like he wanted to talk to her. But was too shy to do so and would usually blush. Before school began, Stripe followed GoGo Dodo into the Looniversity, holding a flower that a note attached to it saying 'To the girl of my dreams Love Stripe.' Once the coast was clear, he quickly dashed to the locker hall and looked to see which one was Fifi's. Once he found the right one, Stripe quickly sell taped the flower on Fifi's locker. Then the students arrived and Stripe quickly left the hall before anyone noticed. Fifi went to her locker and was surprised to see a flower on her locker. She took it off and read the note. When Fifi read the note, she sighed happily and sniffed the flower. Stripe was beginning to show his feelings towards her. "Fifi, are you alright?" Babs asked. Fifi smiled. "Never better." Fifi answered. Babs saw that Fifi was holding a flower. "Where'd you get that?" Babs asked. "Stripey." Fifi answered, smiling. But Fifi knew she didn't want to get too excited. Fifi decided to talk to Stripe once he was alone. With that, Fifi tied the flower on her ribbon and walked down the hallway.

When everyone was gone, Montana Max came into the entrance and looked at the note that was written about Pepe Le Pew. "When I get my hands on the one who wrote this note, he's SO gonna get it big time." Montana growled. When Montana came to his locker and opened it, a mechanical arm with a boxing glove punched him in the face, sending Montana flying into a set of lockers. He then fell unconscious within a few seconds. Later, he woke up to see Buster, Plucky and Hamton towering above him. "Hey guys, Montana is waking up." Hamton announced to the others. Once he was fully alert, Montana rose up and grabbed Buster. "JUST WHAT ARE YOU PLAYING AT?!?" Montana shouted, angrily. "We're not playing anything, Monty. Let me go!" Buster said. "Oh, you're not! Well, what do you call that?" Montana pointed at the boxing arm that was hanging out of Montana's locker. "What! You think we put that thing there?" Plucky asked, in disbelief. "It's obvious!" Montana scowled. Stripe pulled out the boxing arm that was followed by a black box. He read a yellow text that was printed on the box out loud 'Property of Montana Max' "WHAT!" Montana yelled, furiously. "Wow, you're really beating yourself up, Monty." Buster joked, sarcastically. "SHUT UP! I DIDN'T PUT THAT THING THERE!" "Then how come it has your name on it?" Stripe asked. Montana growled in anger. Just what was going on around here? In a fit of rage, Montana charged towards Stripe, threatening to hurt him. But Stripe quickly turned round and let out a horrible smell that knocked out Montana completely. Buster, Plucky and Hamton quickly put their gas masks on to avoid smelling the stink. Buster, Plucky and Hamton walked to the knocked out Montana. "Whoa! You really knocked him out cold." Commented Buster, amazed. "That's what happens when I feel threatened." "So, what should we do with him?" Hamton asked. "Well, he'll wake up by the time we go home. I'd better go get my stuff. I'll catch up with you guys in a minute." Buster, Plucky and Hamton walked to the classroom while Stripe went to get his things ready. When recess was over and the coast was clear, Stripe walked up to the unconscious form of Montana Max and glared at him. "Sleep well while you can, Montana Max. Your worst nightmare has yet to begin."

The school bell rang for everyone to go home. Babs and Shirley were standing around the statue of Daffy Duck, waiting for Fifi Le Fume. "Where is she?" Shirley asked. "It never takes this long for Fifi to come out." Babs commented, impatiently. Then Fifi finally came out. "Hey, what took you so long?" Babs asked. "We've been waiting for you for about ten minutes." "Sorry, but there is somezheen I'm wanting to do." "Oh, what's that?" Shirley asked, curiously. "I want to talk to Stripe about somezheen." "Well, OK. We'll see you tomorrow." Babs said. With that, Fifi left the girls in search of Stripe.

Stripe was walking home with Buster and Plucky when he heard Fifi Le Fume calling for him. "You guys go ahead without me. I'll catch ya later." Stripe said. "Sure thing, Stripe." Buster said. Buster and Plucky turned around chuckled quietly as they walked away. "Err…hey, Fifi." Stripe stuttered, trying his best not to blush. "I thought you were going to hang out with Babs or something." "Well I came here to talk to vous." Fifi replied. "About that note with the flower you gave me." "Oh." Stripe said, shamefully. "Did it offend you or something?" "No. I thought it was very sweet of vous to think of moi" Fifi answered, smiling. "And I wanted to thank vous for it." Stripe started to blush, but he smiled. "Aw, shucks. It was nothing." Suddenly, Stripe felt something press against his cheek for a moment. Stripe couldn't believe it. Fifi Le Fume had just kissed him. His cheeks began to glow redder than ever. Fifi chuckled at the look of his face. "I'll see vous tomorrow." Fifi said, before she walked away. Stripe had a question in his mouth that was trying to come out. "Fifi." Stripe said. "Oui?" Fifi asked. "Are you…err…busy tomorrow night?" "Oui. But I won't be on Vendredi." Stripe knew that word meant 'Friday'. "I'm not really sure about asking you this. But I was wondering if…you'd like to go…erm…go on a date with me." Stripe feared Fifi was going to be a bit annoyed about him asking that, but was surprised when Fifi answered. "Oh, I'd love to!" Immediately, Fifi went straight to Stripe and huggled him like a teddy bear. "Vous are so sweet." Once, she let go of him, Fifi headed toward home, but not before saying 'Au Revoir' to Stripe.

"Will you hurry it up, Buster? I'm missing my favourite movie." Plucky whined. Buster and Plucky were at Buster's house, looking at the note that Montana Max wrote about Pepe Le Pew. "Will you stop whining, Plucky? I'm trying to think." Buster said, annoyed. "So am I. I'm thinking about how much I'm missing my movie." Buster rolled his eyes and continued his thoughts. Looking at the note, he thought about how Montana Max did his deeds. When he did things like this, Montana would never sign his name. Something just didn't seem right. "So, figured out anything yet, Sherlock?" Plucky asked, sarcastically. "Yeah, two things. For one thing, when Montana writes notes like this , he wouldn't just simply sign his name on the bottom. Secondly, this isn't his handwriting." Buster explained. "How'd you figure that out? Did you watch him write or something?" "Never mind that, Plucky. I gotta show this to Bugs Bunny and see what he thinks." "OK, sure. I'll see you tomorrow, Buster." Plucky replied., before he jumped out Buster's rabbit hole. Once he was a further distance away, Plucky muttered to himself. "Oh sure, let the grey rabbit save the day. Why can't he let Daffy Duck do it for a change?"

The next day, Bugs was asleep on his desk when a knock on the door was heard. He immediately woke up and said. "Come in." The door opened and Buster entered in. "Oh, Buster. What can I do for ya?" Bugs asked. "I want to talk to you about this." Buster said, handing Montana's note to Bugs. "Say, isn't that the note that Montana wrote." "Yeah, but I have a feeling that Montana Max didn't write that." Buster answered. "What makes you think that?" Bugs asked. "Look at the handwriting. It isn't Montana's." Bugs studied the writing for a moment. "I'll tell you what, Buster. You keep a low profile on this and I'll talk to you at recess. In the meantime, I'll do a little digging of my own." "Alright, Bugs. My mouth is shut up about it for now." Buster replied. Buster then left Bugs' office. When recess came, Buster went to Bugs' office to see if Bugs made any discoveries. "Welcome back, Buster." Bugs said. "So, what's new?" Buster asked. "You may be surprised about this. But you were right. Montana didn't write the note." "Who wrote it, then?" "Stripe did." Buster was surprised and shocked. How could he do such a thing? "Does that also mean he did the boxing glove thing?" Buster asked. "I'm afraid so, kid. And that also means, he has to have a detention. I'll have a talk with him and find out why he did so." Bus answered. "I just hope he isn't mad at me." Buster muttered to himself.

The discovery had spread around the Looniversity like a plague. When Fifi heard about it, she was furious. In the detention centre, Stripe had his head buried in his arms, crying. He took out a photo of his parents from his rucksack. Looking at them for a moment, a tear began to swell up his eye. Suddenly, Bugs Bunny came in. Stripe quickly hid the photo under the desk. Bugs sat on the other side of the desk, looking at him. "You do know why you're here, Stripe?" Bugs asked, sternly. "Yeah, sir. I do." Stripe answered, trying to keep the tears back. "Could you stop crying and tell me why you did those things to Montana Max." Stripe swallowed hard and shook his head. "I'm sorry Mr Bugs Bunny. But I can't." But the rabbit wouldn't take no for an answer.. "Stripe, listen to me. It's for your own good that me and the other members of staff know about it." Stripe sighed, as if he gave up. "Fine. You really want to know. Here." Stripe then handed Bugs the photo of his family. Bugs looked at it, then looked at Stripe in a confused manner. "Stripe. What's your family got to do with any of this?" "Mr Bugs, I'll explain everything from the beginning." "I'm listening." Bugs replied.

After school had ended, Buster, Babs, Plucky, Hamton and Fifi were hanging around the entrance. "Man, I feel so bad for getting Stripe into trouble." Buster said. "Come on, Buster. At least you did the right thing." Babs replied. "Yeah, but…" Then Stripe came out along with Bugs Bunny. When he came across Buster and the others, Buster came up to Stripe. "Stripe, I'm sorry for getting you into trouble." Buster apologized. Stripe turned to him, smiling. "It's OK. I forgive you. And I'm sorry too for lying." Buster, Babs, Plucky and Hamton accepted the apology. But Fifi had her back toward him. Stripe walked up to Fifi and asked. "Fifi, can you forgive me?" "Hmph! Sorry, but I don't associate with people who spread deceitful lies. And vous can forget about your stinking date." Stripe was greatly hurt by this. He hung his head and quietly said, "I...I understand." Then the skunk walked off, sobbing silently. "Fifi, what's gotten into you?" Babs asked, angrily. "Stripe has been so kind to you ever since he met you and he asked you to forgive him. Now, you've just spat it back in his face." "Babs is right, Fifi. You shouldn't be so hard on him." Bugs said. "But he lied to all of us." Fifi replied. "I know. I think I need to tell you five something about Stripe that must be told privately." Bugs led Buster, Babs, Plucky, Hamton and Fifi to his office. Once they got there, Bugs sat down and looked at the kids with a face they rarely saw. "Kids, the thing is Stripe is…an orphan." Buster and the others were shocked to hear about this. "An orphan? But how did that happen?" Hamton asked, worried. "Well, if you want me to tell you how it happened, then you'd  better have your handkerchiefs at the ready. That includes you. Yeah, YOU! The one reading this story right now. Go get your tissue box, get back here and listen." The Bugs began Stripe's story. "Stripe once had loving parents and they all lived nearby Acme Woods. They were once happy until another family came. They intended to build a new mansion for their son and in order to do so, they ordered Stripe's family to evacuate the area, so that construction could begin. They refused. Soon the two families argued and soon the arguments soon became fights. And then it happened." "What happened?" Buster asked, worried. Bugs cleared his throat and continued. "Stripe's parents put him inside the burrow hole where he would be safe. What happened  next was unknown to him for hours until he came out. Stripe called for his parents. No answer. Then he stepped into a red puddle. The young skunk followed the trail when he saw something that ruined his life forever. His parents were dead." The five Toonsters were horrified. When Fifi heard this, tears were swelling in her eyes. She covered her face as the tears fell down her face. "How could I have been so stupid? He's treat me so kindly and I've broken his heart." Fifi sobbed. Immediately, Fifi rushed out the door and left the Looniversity. "Who did this?" Buster asked, shocked. "Who could've killed his parents?" Bugs closed his eyes to began to deliver the bitter truth. "The parents who killed Stripe's parents were of Mr Montana Max." In that moment, a new fury boiled within Buster. "THAT-THAT MONSTER!!!" Buster shouted, furiously. "Whoa, Buster! I've never seen you this angry before!" Plucky yelled, alarmed. "The story doesn't end there." Bugs said. "When Stripe saw his parents dead, a fuel of hatred filled him. A hatred towards humans." "Like Elmer Fudd?" Hamton asked. Bugs nodded. "Then he proceeded to attack Montana Max. The attack nearly costed him his life." Babs shook her head. "I always thought Montana to be some jerk. But never like that." Babs commented. "Where ever Stripe has gotten to. I hope he's OK." Plucky asked, sadly. Then, there was a tap on the window of Bugs' office. It was Sweetie Pie. Bugs opened the window to let Sweetie in. "Hey Sweetie. What are you doing back here?" Buster asked. "It's an emergency. It's about Stripe!" Sweetie answered, frantically. "What's wrong?" Bugs asked. "Stripe is going to Montana Max to have a final showdown with him." "Then, we've gotta stop him." Buster replied. Babs, Plucky and Hamton nodded and quickly left Bugs' office. "Sweetie, you go check up on them" Bugs said. Sweetie quickly flew away and followed the group. "I hope nothing bad happens." Bugs muttered to himself.

In the Acme junkyard, Fifi walked to her Cadillac home, when she saw a note attached to the car's bumper. Fifi looked at it and began to read it.

To Fifi Le Fume,

By the time you have read this note, I have gone to face off against Montana Max. You may not understand why. But I'm sure Bugs Bunny explained everything to you. I may not be able to say this in person, but you Fifi are the reason my heart is filled with love again and that's why I love you. And if you find it in your heart to forgive me, then I'm sorry for lying.
              
                                                  Yours truly,
                                                            Stripe

Those words touched Fifi's heart deeply, she felt tears of joy beginning to swell up in her eyes. "I must find Stripe." Fifi said to herself and she quickly left the junkyard as fast as she could.

Montana Max was sitting in his living room, watching TV, when he heard a knock on the door. "Go away!" Montana yelled. The door was knocked again. Montana stormed right to the door. But just when he was about to open it, the door exploded, sending Montana flying. Montana got up, covered in black ash. When the smoke cleared, Montana saw Stripe standing before him. "Greetings, Montana Max. I've been waiting so long to meet you." Stripe said, coldly. "You're that skunk who tried to get me into trouble." Montana yelled. "How perceptive." Stripe replied, sarcastically. But since we re-introduced ourselves. It's time for you to say good bye." Without warning, Stripe lunged towards him and bit his arm, viciously. The skunk immediately began to punch him. Montana dodged his next punch and pushed him aside. "What do you want from me?" Montana asked, fearfully. "You destroyed my life. Now it's my turn to destroy yours." Stripe answered, sternly. The skunk then pulled out an AJAX Uzi machine gun and aimed it at Montana. "Any last words?" Stripe asked. "Stripe!" A voice shouted. Stripe turned round to see Buster, Babs, Plucky and Hamton. "Put the gun down." Buster pleaded. "Stay out of this, Buster! This doesn't involve you in any way." Stripe replied. "Stripe, don't do this!" Babs said. "You are more a better person than this." "Listen to us, Stripe.  If you do this, then you're no better than the ones who killed your family." Buster said. "I don't care! I just want him to suffer how I suffered." "Think about it, Stripe. Is this what your parents wanted you to be? Is this the Stripe that Fifi would love? You gotta understand that there is more to life than just stupid revenge." Stripe looked at the gun he was holding, then at Montana Max, then to Buster. "I know your parents were killed and I'm sorry to know about it. But you gotta move, Stripe. You have friends now. A girl who is head over heels for you. Are you going to throw all of that away? For this?" Buster said. Stripe's eyes closed as tears streamed down his face and tossed the gun aside. He turned away from Montana Max and fell on the floor, crying. "Stripe, it's OK." Hamton said, patting his head. "You're right, guys. I should move on." Stripe sobbed. Montana Max was about to tip=toe his way of the mansion when Plucky Duck got in the way. "Just where do you think you're going?" Plucky asked, jokingly. Within moments, Montana found himself being flung out of his mansion and he flew across the sky. When Montana got up, he found himself in the one place he never wanted to be. Wackyland. "NO!"

Night had fallen over Acme Acres and Stripe was sitting by a tree, looking at the stars. Even though he had made peace with his friends, Stripe now felt lonely. He hadn't seen Fifi since school ended, Maybe Fifi had dumped him for sure. He sighed deeply. Suddenly, Stripe saw something coming towards him. "Stripey!" shouted a familiar overjoyed voice. "Fifi?" Stripe asked. And indeed it was. Fifi lunged towards Stripe, with her arms wide. Fifi tumbled into Stripe and when they stopped tumbling, Stripe saw that Fifi's lips had made contact with his. They separated the accidental kiss and blushed. "Does that mean you forgive me?" Stripe asked. "Oui. And I'm sorry for being mean to vous, earlier." Stripe smiled. "It's OK." Fifi got off top of Stripe and lied on the grass next to him, looking at the stars. Soon, the two skunks fell asleep under the shining night sky. Little did they know, somebody was watching the two sleeping skunks. "Don't you just love happy endings?" Bugs asked the audience.