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Garrett LeSage (garrett@mastodon.xyz)'s status on Monday, 08-Jun-2026 11:16:19 JST Garrett LeSage

Disney's 101 Dalmatians was based on a book. That original book has a sequel.
It's the most absurd plot. You will NOT guess what happens at all while reading the plot summary on Wikipedia.
(It's definitely worth reading about the plot on Wikipedia. 🤣)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Starlight_Barking
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  The Starlight Barking
  
  The Starlight Barking is a 1967 children's novel by Dodie Smith. It is a sequel to the 1956 novel The Hundred and One Dalmatians. Plot The Dearly family and most of the Dalmatians of the first book still live in Cruella de Vil's old manor house in Suffolk, as do many of the other rescued Dalmatians and a married couple of White Persian cats. Mr. Dearly has allowed some dogs to go to new masters, including giving Cadpig to the Prime Minister. One morning, the dogs find all other living things besides dogs cannot be wakened. No dog is hungry, thirsty, or weak. Doors, gates, and machines operate on command, and the dogs are able to communicate via "thought waves" to others many miles away. Cadpig, now acting Prime Minister in the humans' absence, orders her parents to come help her in London, where hundreds of dogs are arriving awaiting her advice. The dogs discover they can "swoosh", or hover at tremendous speed over the ground. Pongo and Missis select a squad of fifty Dalmatians, including their adult sons Patch, Lucky, and Roly Poly. They "swoosh" to London and are escorted by...

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