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Sylvester's Costume Storage and Disposal

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^^; (warning: really bad fanstory ahead!) >_<'

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I rly liked drawing this one. 
Sylvester has a job in in the theatre business working as a stage lighting tech.  He was always into theatre, dance, and performance though was never really an actor or performer.  He did enjoy working backstage in props and tech to keep the show going.   And though he could not make or sew them he always had a fond fascination with the glitzy costumes.

But after a while, he came up with his own little business he runs on the side storing costumes.  And since there is always new plays and shows being made with new outfits for each, having a storage space for costumes meant there would be a lot of chances to trash or throw out extra outfits, something Sylvie actually found fun to do! ^^ Since he was a little kitten he did find enjoyment out of ripping and tearing fancy costumes.  Now he had a little job where he could get to do that.  He also found theme parks had to regularly get new mascots or replace old characters.  And since they didn't want other people using their trademark chars, they would have to have the suits disposed of.  Which Sylvester got to do by offering it for really cheap!  He mostly preferred to rip up the bodysuits.  The heads and other parts of the outfits he would stick in large garbage bags with the torn bodysuits, then fill the bags with stuff like paint, tar, mud, or dirty oil.  That way they would not be of much use afterwards.  

People sometimes thought it was a little weird how much Sylvester liked disposing of outfits, but but other than that he was a pretty modest and likeable guy.  For Sylvie, he didnt let that bother him, he was happy being himself!
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