John Lennon

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[John Lennon is a black and white cat with black paws and a black tail. He has a white fluffy chest, though. He has a long black muzzle and he wears miniature circular dark pink glasses that he found in November 1968. He rarely takes those glasses off. John has brown eyes and fluffy ears. He loves saying peace sometimes. He even has a song called Give Peace (A Chance) which is a ballad about spreading peace to the world! John is snarky and a bit sassy sometimes. He's strong about his beliefs and will defend them until he's dead. He's a bit fruity and also funny. But can be very, very rude and judging. He has a mate named Yoko Ono and a grayish young son named Seán. Yoko is a half black cat and the rest of her body is a pinkish tan but her paws and quite fluffy tail is black. Yoko has strange-looking small eyes. John's son, Seán is a grey cat with a droopy head and a stripe on his neck. He has thick eyebrows. John wants his son to play banjo but Seán disobeys sometimes. John and his son lives in a tall cardboard box with a metal board on top of it to block out rain. There's a little bed inside their den, though. And a toy hanging from the ceiling of the box. Behind their home is John's collection of HIS instruments. Such as his Epiphone guitars and regular guitars and other small instruments that he owns. No one messes with them unless told. Backstory: John started as a 1 year old cat playing music and only knowing how to play the guitar with his band, The Cattles. Their first album was "Please Please Me". The Cattles members are Paul, George, and Ringo. They broke up 10 years ago, though in 1970 right after their latest album, "Let It Be". In 1967, The Cattles traveled to England to visit Liverpool and learn some cool things! Sometimes that really shook them there was Christianity. They became interested in that, especially George. John didn't believe that there was a god at first but George eventually got him to believe it. They had to leave back to America, Michigan quickly and after their trip, they made their album " Magical Mystery Tour ". An album that describes some of the things they saw on their trip to Liverpool and London. Ringo threw up on the plane on their way back to Michigan though George threw up first, John remembers. Paul was their bass player and main singer, George played guitar and was backing vocals though he sang in all albums, and Ringo was the drummer and he sang a bit. The first song Ringo wrote was in 1968, " Don't Pass Me By". And luckily, The Cattles kept it on the main album! The way the Cattles write music is remembering it in their head. They don't actually "write" down the music. Though, they can write. On their way to England before they got on the plane, they were riding in the back of a truck. After, they sent postcards from the airport for help. They write holding the pen between their teeth. It's a bit hard, but there's nothing those little cats can't do. The reason why The Cattles ended was because they argued a lot in 1969 once John found a mate and they found out cats were barely listening to their music anymore. During one of their arguments, John gave George two scratches on his right temple but they're gone now. He also gave Paul a scratch on his head. Where The Cattles live: John lives in a large cardboard box that his mate Yoko gave birth in. John actually had 4 kittens at first but 3 of them died so they were left with Seán. Paul lives over the hills by a factory that feeds him and his mate, Linda. George lives in an abandoned mansion. Ringo lives in a mossy hole by the forest. They all used to live together in an alley when they first started music but they realized they needed space. The Cattles are British which other cats think is weird. They talk British too. John and The Cattles has an enemy that they made in 1969 named Maggie Mae. She's a brown striped cat who's very annoying and loves to te the The Cattles that their music is bad. They made a short 58 second song expressing their hate towards her in the album Let It Be. John's latest album is "Double Fantasy" made with his mate, Yoko. The Cattles has never used records or CDs to make their music. They only use cassette tapes. John first met Yoko in 1969 when he was feeling sad and she came up to him and rubbed against him. She smelt like his kittenhood. Which is what made him fall in love with Yoko. The rest of The Cattles can not only speak cat, but can communicate with humans as well. George is known to be afraid of humans, though. The Cattles made a friend dog before that John named Bulldog. Even though they do not like dogs, Bulldog didn't hurt them. But Ringo is still scared of the dog. They also have another dog friend that can speak cat; his name is Wren. A chihuahua that lives in a nearby apartment complex. Both John and George have black paws and both John and Ringo have a long muzzle. John taught his mate, Yoko how to speak human and it worked successfully! Now she duets with him sometimes. But really, he only did when he found out that Paul taught Linda how to speak human so John decided to copy him. John has wrote a few "disstracks" of Paul; showing his anger for him after the breakup of the band. John kinda made fun of George too with George's religious studies. Did I mention that John has killed some cats? Oh, yes, he has. The first time was because he wanted to test the cat 9 lives theory. But luckily, they were all alley strays. Paul used to comfort John in a way by licking him. John liked that and he kinda misses it.. The way The Cattles handle their guitars and basses is by holding the neck gently in their left paw and strumming it with their right paw. Sometimes they'll used their claws on their left paw to stop some strings. George has torn his strings more than any cat and John has gotten mad at him for that. It's a lot for them to buy guitars. The Cattles made a friend once in 1968 named "Bungalow Bill". Bill is a strong tiger-looking cat who hunts big animals but he's not very big himself! He gets the help of hunting from his mother just in case he gets injured. Bungalow Bill also brings along 4 big grey cats that The Cattles call "elephants". Bill has two front bottom teeth sticking out of his mouth. The Cattles made a song about him in their 1968 album. But ever since 1969, they haven't seen him or his elephants. The Cattles used to have a cat manager named Brian but he barely did his managing job well and he was kinda gay. He tried to mate with John and Paul and get on top of him. Until he ran away and The Cattles never saw him again. The reason why John lives in a box is because he wanted to show how some people have to live in today's society. John doesn't know his actually backstory when he was a kitten but Ringo thinks they were made in a lab together by a human. Ringo remembers John and George play fighting together. John doesn't believe any of that, though.]