Chuong: The animal props with the ears and tails (or kemonomimi) will still be used in certain plays and performances, ranging from Ovid's Metamorphoses to Japan's performances involving their mythology with kitsunes.

Zax: In America, some states have their own mythological creatures. Texas has chupacabra, Louisiana has rougarou, West Virginia has mothman, Maryland has goatman, this list goes on. Some schools hold modernized plays and performances involving their own state mythological creatures, where animal props may be used for the sake of performance and folklore.

Gatling Gator: The rougarou is basically a werewolf but resides in the state of Louisiana. The tale originated among Louisiana's Cajun community, who are part of French ethnicity. So yes I can see how animal props are beneficial in plays involving folklore and traditions like Halloween, but when worn in class, they can be distractions.

Chuong: The kemonomimi will never go away in the end, even if they're discouraged from classrooms. Theater arts are exceptions though.

Tempo Tigress: That's true; you sometimes need props for things like the theater. Our goal was just to get them to realize they were human beings, and so they should act like human beings. I don't know why Gov. Abbott's administration thought legislature was necessary. All he needed to do was call one of our units of Drumbumettes, or even those Drumbum Minotaurs, and the problem would have been solved.

Miles Grandridge: *Drumbum Minotaur leader* And while I kept it to myself, I could imagine myself shouting at Abbott, "And to think I voted for you last election; I never even thought about anybody else!"

Super C: Good; that only would have made it worse.

Snare Soldier: I chose you as the Minotaur boss, so you should set an example, and you did. *to Zax* As for the mythological creatures you mentioned, most of them are news to me. The goatman I may have heard of, but nothing else.

Miles: Yet it does go to show anything is possible. I'm a Minotaur. The Drumbumbettes have unicorns. The UK's Prime Minister has a Pegasus as his fighting mount. There are dragons parading around all over the place. Who knows what's going to happen next?

Cripto: Chupacabra, rougarou; they almost sound to me as if they're Pokemon species waiting to be discovered.

Zax: You're better off not discovering them since the folklore with them isn't pretty.

Snare Soldier: Understood. All the goats we employ as Drumbums are proper anthro goats, anyways. I think his point was saying that creatures we imagined as mythical or fantastic in a fantasy setting became reality.

Miles: Yes. And I am sorry; I can be short-tempered sometimes. It's never with my fellow Minotaurs, though. It's always with the public.

Super C: I get it; the humans drive me nuts sometimes, too.