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Ralphie Raccoon

2015-09-09T07:47:27Z

RalphieRaccoon: Added month for new fursuit.

:''This article is about the member of the furry fandom. There is also a Richard Scarry character named [[wikia:c:everythingbusytown:Ralphie Raccoon|Ralphie Raccoon]].
'''Ralphie Raccoon''' (born May 13, 1989)<ref>[http://db.fursuit.me/?c=viewuser&nick=NorfolkFox NorfolkFox's profile] on [[the Fursuit Database]]. Retrieved April 30, 2012</ref>, previously known as '''NorfolkFox''', is a [[fursuiter]], [[writer]], and [[kidfur]], who lives in [[Wikipedia:Manchester|Manchester]], England (he previously lived in [[Wikipedia:Norwich|Norwich]], Norfolk, England)<ref>[http://steamcommunity.com/id/norfolkfox NorfolkFox's profile] on steamcommunity.com. Retrieved April 30, 2012</ref>. As of January, 2013, he works for [[Wikipedia:The University of Manchester|The University of Manchester]].

Ralphie's [[fursona]] is a [[raccoon]] (and was originally a [[red fox]]). His first fursuit, depicting NorfolkFox, was constructed by [[Made By Mercury]]<ref>[http://db.fursuit.me/?c=viewuser&nick=NorfolkFox NorfolkFox] on the Fursuit Database. Retrieved April 30, 2012</ref>, and is now in semi-retirement. As of June 2015, he has another fursuit depicting Ralphie Raccoon, constructed by [[Don't Hug Cacti]].

==References==
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==External links==
{{Contributor|RalphieRaccoon}}
* Ralphie Raccoon on [[Fur Affinity]]:
** [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/ralphieraccoon/ RalphieRaccoon] (active)
** [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/norfolkfox/ NorfolkFox] (closed)
** [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/adultralphie AdultRalphie] (NSFW account)

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[[Category:Babyfurs]]
[[Category:Fursuiters]]
[[Category:Writers]]
[[Category:Raccoon characters]]
[[Category:England]]
[[Category:1989 births]]

Dreaming of Utopia

2014-06-07T20:45:33Z

RalphieRaccoon: /* Cast */ Fixed space error.

{{Infobox website
| title = Dreaming of Utopia
| image = [[File:DreamingOfUtopiaLogo.jpg|280px]]
| caption =
| author = [[Mark Savary]]
| url = http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/
| status = Irregular
| began = February 3, 2013
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Detective, Crime, Social Commentary
| rating = [[File:Censor MA button.png]][[Category:Rated MA]]
}}
'''''Dreaming of Utopia''''' is a crime/detective-themed [[furry]] [[webcomic]] created by [[Mark Savary]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/autumnlake Twitter] Mark Savary. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref> It depicts an alternate universe where the [[furry fandom]] is a religion, known as "Furryism", rather than a subculture.<ref>[http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/about/ About] section from comic website. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref> Members of this religion, known as "furries", wear [[fursuits]] the majority of the time, including at work and in public, and have their own distinct practices and beliefs.

Most of the furry [[character]]s reside a district known as "Furtown", within an as-yet-unnamed city. For the most part, other people are intolerant of the furries, and, as such, they are seen as outsiders and are heavily discriminated against.

==Plot==
{{spoiler}}
===Main Story===

====Chapter 1: Barky Airedale====
The chapter begins with Barky Airedale, walking home one evening, when he is accosted by a gang known as "The Skullz", who attack him for being a furry. After beating him, stealing his wallet, cutting off his [[tail]] as a symbolic gesture, and throwing him over a wall bordering Furtown, the gang run off. Barky, with life threatening injuries, crawls over to a nearby street and attempts to find help. Pawl Meowman finds him and calls for an ambulance, which shows up with Doctor Woofly, and two assistants. Unfortunately, Barky dies on the way to the hospital, so the ambulance diverts to the morgue, where Quince, the coroner, calls for Detective Furtaugh to investigate the case.

Furtaugh questions Pawl and takes him back to where he found Barky. He then follows the trail of blood back to the scene of the attack, and decides the the Skullz are the likely perpetrators. He makes plans to detain and question the gang by going to their hideout. At the hideout, the Skulls are discussing their latest attack and their plans if they get pulled in for questioning. Furtaugh then enters with his colleague, and they detain the members of the gang present.

Consumed by guilt at not being able to save Barky, Pawl becomes depressed and starts drinking heavily in a local bar. His friend, a [[fox]] named Reddy Blackpaw, tries to help him, but eventually becomes angry at him because of his demeanour, and takes him home to bed. After failing to get any conclusive evidence from their interrogation, Furtaugh is forced to let the members of the gang go. The next morning, Pawl's friend, Pinky, after seeing him, goes over to speak to Reddy, and meets Clarice, who tries to persuade Reddy to talk to Pawl again. Disgruntled, Reddy goes over and angrily tells Pawl to "smarten up". Clarice then confronts Pawl in the bar, who is drinking heavily again. She suggests he go to the funeral in order to get some closure, which Pawl is unsure about.

Meanwhile, Furtaugh is under pressure to drop the Barky case from Carson, due to city politics. Furious, he storms out of his office. In the end, Pawl decides to attend the funeral, where, as is traditional, all of the attendees scatter a small shovel of the deceased's ashes. When it comes to Pawl's turn, he hesitates, and asks whether he should. When another attendee asks why not, he breaks, and tells everybody about how he failed to save Barky. They respond by saying that it was not his fault, and that they are all very grateful for what he he did. Another attendee then helps Pawl to scatter some of Barky's ashes.

Woofly then delivers Barky's coroners report to Elder Fox, who comments on the violence and prejudice that their community endures. The chapter concludes with an as yet unknown furry being assaulted by the Skullz.

====Chapter 2: The Shephard====
The chapter begins with a [[canine]] furry being murdered at a subway station during rush hour on a Friday, by being pushed in front of an oncoming train. Furtaugh goes to investigate the case, but due to problems with the security cameras, there is not enough evidence to find any suspects. A week later, another furry is found dead, but again there is not enough evidence for any suspects. Furtaugh is convinced there is a connection, but Carson is still sceptical. He agrees to send some plain-clothes officers to inspect subway stations at rush hour.

The following Wednesday, another furry is killed after being pushed onto the tracks and stepping on the third rail, again with no evidence as the cameras were down for repair. Furtaugh notices that another station is having its cameras repaired, and decides to go and talk to the crew. He is told that one of the work crew has gone to an adjacent station to fix another camera, so he heads off to investigate. Along with two patrolmen, he sees a furry waiting at the platform, and orders them to hold the furry, while Furtaugh spots something else...

==="Tales of Furtown"===

====#1: "It's good to be furry"====
The story depicts a canine furry, as he goes for a job interview outside the community of Furtown. This chapter in particular highlights the discrimination and hatred that the furries suffer at the hands of the wider population.
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==Cast==
* '''Barky Airedale''', a canine who is murdered by the Skullz.
* '''Pawl Meowman''', a yellow [[cat]] who is the first to find Barky.
* '''Doctor Woolfy''', a [[red fox]] who tries to save Barky.
* '''Quince''', the coroner, who is not a furry.
* '''Detective Furtaugh''', the detective who is assigned to Barky's case. He cannot wear his fursuit because of his job.
* '''Davison''', an assistant to Furtaugh occasionally. He is also not a furry.
* '''Reddy Blackpaw''', another red fox, who is Pawl's friend.
* '''Pinky''', a pink cat, who is also Pawl's friend.
* '''Clarice''', another red fox, who is Reddy's girlfriend/wife.
* '''Carson''', Furtaugh's boss, who is also not a furry.
* '''Elder Fox''', a member of the furry elder council.
* '''Bobby''', the leader of the Skullz gang.
* '''Slim''', a member of the Skullz gang.

==References==
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==External links==
* [http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/ ''Dreaming of Utopia''] official website
* [http://autumnlakecomic.deviantart.com/ Mark Savary] on [[deviantART]] (includes ''Dreaming of Utopia'')

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[[Category:2013 births]]

Talk:Dreaming of Utopia

2014-06-07T20:40:01Z

RalphieRaccoon: /* Couple of Questions */ new section

== Couple of Questions ==

Hi! I created this page, and while I'm generally happy with most of the content, there are a couple of things I would appreciate some help with:
* Firstly, I'm not familiar with the US style of age ratings (G, PG-13, R, MA, NC-17 etc.) so I'm not sure what sort of content would affect the rating. While [[Dreaming of Utopia]] has significant amounts of violence, murder, racist/homophobic language and a bit of blood, it doesn't have any nudity or sexual content (yet!). Should the rating be kept at MA, or should it really be NC-17?
* Secondly, is there any kind of template that could be put under '''Chapter 2: The Shephard''' to indicate it is still being "drawn" so to speak, and that the plot will be expanded as new panels are released? I considered using {{[[Template:Current|Current]]}} but I didn't think it would fit since it seems to be more for conventions and actual ''events''.
--[[User:RalphieRaccoon|Ralphie Raccoon]] ([[User talk:RalphieRaccoon|talk]]) 16:40, 7 June 2014 (EDT)

User talk:Higgs Raccoon

2014-06-07T20:23:36Z

RalphieRaccoon: /* Thanks */ new section

==Archives of old stuff==
*[[/Archive 1|Archive 1 (August 26th, 2006 - July 18th, 2007)]]
*[[/Archive 2|Archive 2 (July 19th, 2007 - August 25, 2008)]]
*[[/Archive 3|Archive 3 (August 25, 2008 - February 1, 2010)]]
*[[/Archive 4|Archive 4 (February 1, 2010 - August 21, 2011)]]
*[[/Archive 5|Archive 5 (August 21, 2011 - July 6, 2012)]]
*[[/Archive 6|Archive 6 (July 6, 2012 - August 20, 2013]]

==Current talks==

== Your Skills Were Very Appreciated ==

Thanks a ton for the crisp look and proper rewording to the page.{{unsigned|Nosphaer}}

== Thanks and hello! ==

Actually, I've been around for some time now, it's just hard to contribute to WikiFur, as most of the info is there already. But I am working on articles on Estonian WikiFur, that's a field that has plenty of work to do. And I would also write articles about couple of most-known Estonian furries to English WikiFur. Only thing bothering me is that I'd like to change my username to TDtheTiger (so it'd match my fursona and user names on other sites) but I'm not sure if it's possible to do on WikiFur sites without losing contributions.

All the best,
TD

:Hello, Riverside/TDtheTiger. I can rename your account '''TDtheTiger''' quite simply. I'm not completely sure, but I'm ''fairly'' confident that your editing history is retained during such a renaming. So if you want me to go ahead and change it, just say the word.--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 20:13, 29 August 2013 (EDT)

::Yes; the names will be adjusted everywhere, and the contributions remain. --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]<sup>([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]])</sup> 01:49, 2 September 2013 (EDT)

Hello MuddyTheFox here, sorry about the constant saving, I am very confused with all the layout and was being passed info from some friends to update their pages as it was just as confusing for them lol. Thanks again for the greeting too! :)
All the best!!
Ps I hope I posted this in the right place lol!

== Dhary Montecore ==

"Currently" as in...well...up to and including earlier this week :) Is there some particular phrase I should be using here ? [[User:Bezel|Bezel]] 12:46, 20 September 2013 (EDT)

:"As of (date)" would be good. The problem with "currently" is that it's rather vague.--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 12:51, 20 September 2013 (EDT)

::I can understand that, but "as of September 19th, 2013", seems a bit too specific ! Like giving GPS co-ordinates for a furmeet :) I'll have a ponder [[User:Bezel|Bezel]] 12:58, 20 September 2013 (EDT)

:::If you feel the day is too specific, try just broadening it to "As of September, 2013, he is working as a freelance event technician",--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 13:04, 20 September 2013 (EDT)

==User Page templates==
Hi, I might need some help and advice. I tried to create a user template, the ones you can place on your profile to display various things. Like whether you have an FA account etc. and I am having trouble making it into an actual template myself and others can use like that on their profile. I think I have also slightly messed up my user page as my links to being a wikifurry have disappeared and some of my current templates. Sorry for the fuss and any help would be much appreciated!{{unsigned|Mikune}}
:Hello, Mikune. I think it's working now. The template needed a few small adjustments, that's all, and I've renamed it [[Template:User_Leeds_Furmeet]]. To add it to anyone's User Page, just include the code '''<nowiki>{{User Leeds Furmeet}}</nowiki>'''. --[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 14:26, 23 September 2013 (EDT)

Thank you, your help is much appreciated! --[[User:Mikune|Mikune]] 01:45, 29 September 2013 (EDT)

==User page - random blue background?==
Hi, I would just like to ask about something that sometimes occurs during preview of an edit. Well, a sort of half blue background appears when I click to view my edits before publishing. Is this something wrong with the code in my userpage or is it not actually there when published? [[User:Mikune|Mikune]] 00:29, 29 September 2013 (EDT)
:You may wish to direct this query to [[User:GreenReaper]]. Viewing your User Page, I don't see any half-blue background, nor do I get the effect you describe if I open it for editing and click the Show Preview button. GR has a better understanding of WikiFur's nuts and blocks than I do, so if there's some some subtle glitch then he may be able to offer advice.--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 10:44, 29 September 2013 (EDT)

== Deletion of page inqury ==

Hey it's [[user:MilitaryAviator]], just wondering if you could delete http://en.wikifur.com/wiki/Cole_Cherno for me. I'm in a transition period at the moment, (changing fursona's) so once I finish, I'll make another page. So if you could please delete my cole cherno page, that would be greatly appreciated.-[[user:MilitaryAviator]] 18:16 EST, 1 October, 2013
:From the POV of WikiFur's curators, it'd be easier and tidier if you decided on your new fursona and then simply rewrote the existing article, which would then be moved if the name has changed as well.--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 19:12, 1 October 2013 (EDT)
::Alright, I edited my page, I just need you to change the url from Cole Cherno To MilitaryAviator if you could please ---[[user:MilitaryAviator]] 9:28, 3 October 2013 (EST)

==Help with clearing and deleting a page==
Hi there...
I wanted to have my page deleted. It's www.en.wikifur.com/wiki/Nicholas_Jasaitis. I've been clearing the page and saying "user wished to be excluded," but people just keep reverting it. If you could delete it, that would be absolutely wonderful. Thanks! -Nick

== FurWAG ==

Hi. I notice you've now split this up into seperate articles for each year, created a template etc. Is this standard policy where a convention has had at least one iteration and has announced there are plans for another one ? [[User:Bezel|Bezel]] 09:31, 7 October 2013 (EDT)

:Hi Bezel. I don't think there's anything written in stone, but it's what we do with the "big" conventions, and I see no harm in being consistent and treating the smaller conventions the same. Of course, it depends on how much there is to split off. With FurWAG there's only a few paragraphs to put in the year-specific articles, but I feel it's ''just'' enough to justify splitting it. If there was anything less than that then I'd probably keep them together in one article. (For example, in the article about [[EAST]], there's only one or two sentences on each iteration of the event, so that's an article I would leave unsplit.)--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 09:49, 7 October 2013 (EDT)

== Hopeful this work ==

Im a newbie, thanks for the page and help your awesome. Have a good Christmas :D

== Deleting page ==

Just wondering you you cloud somehow delete my page [[MilitaryAviator]] and close my account. I don't use this site too often anymore, so if you could please. -[[user:MilitaryAviator]] 17:54 EST, 26 December 2013
:I have deleted the article [[MilitaryAviator]] and locked it against further changes. If you change your mind, you can ask any curator to unlock and restore the article. I'm not sure if there's a mechanism for deactivating your account. That might be a question best put to [[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]].--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 18:56, 26 December 2013 (EST)
::ok thanks man, I asked greenreaper and we'll see what happens -[[User:MilitaryAviator]] 19:20EST 26, december 2013

== Personal Exclusion Request ==

Hi, I'd like to have my primary article page [[WolfWings]] here deleted/protected and the Exclusion Template put in place please. [[User:WolfWings|WolfWings]] 19:12, 2 January 2014 (EST)
:Done. The article has been deleted and locked against further edits. If you change your mind in the future, you can ask any curator to unlock and restore the article.--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 19:48, 2 January 2014 (EST)

== Deleting page ==

Hi! Earlier today I tried to remove this [[Trimoon]] article page since I'm no longer active in the fandom, but you brought the page back (probably because you assumed someone is just trolling etc), but yeah, it's me. If you go to my FA page that's linked on the article, you can see the text "Higgs Raccoon" under Artist Profile. I'm sure that's enough to prove that it's me. I'll remove your username from my FA once the article is gone. Thanks!{{unsigned|84.250.97.124}}
:OK, that's good enough to prove identity and intent. The article has been deleted and locked as per WikiFur's personal exclusion policy. If you change your mind in future, you can ask any curator to unlock the article again.--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 17:40, 10 January 2014 (EST)

== Hello! SyrahFairbairn here. ==

Thank you for putting me up here, I'm really, very flattered!
My DA Info is wrong, and I no longer use it, but it's ok.
(just thought I should notify you.) :) Much love to you!

== Hi this is Katsuke ==

I would like to request for my page, [[Katsuke_Saito]] to be closed and deleted due to inactivity.{{unsigned|70.79.54.252}}

:It's not considered necessary to delete a page just because it is inactive, but, it you are sure you want it removed, could you put a note saying "Remove me from WikiFur" on your Fur Affinity profile? This will be taken as proof of identity, and the article will then be excluded.--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 06:04, 16 January 2014 (EST)

== In regards to my talk page ==

Thank you for the helpful advice, since I'm new here I didn't know frequently pressing save was a bad thing. I'm sorry for any trouble I put you or the other [[curator]]s through. Much love and your knowledge is very appreciated!--[[User:Richardlindsey|Richard Lindsey]] 14:17, 19 January 2014 (EST)

== Personal Exclusion Request ==

I would like my page, [[Skittle T. Furfag]] deleted. Thank you.{{unsigned|Skittle}}

==Hunter DarkWolf==
Hunter here just saying thinks for work on my page but can I ask how so you know my sofurry and FB{{unsigned|192.208.167.160}}

:Are you asking how I know the addresses of your SoFurry and Facebook pages? TheEchoRies added your Facebook address, and your SoFurry address is linked to on your Fur Affinity page.--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 18:49, 5 February 2014 (EST)

Higs do you have a FA if so note me{{unsigned|Hunter DarkWolf}}

:I don't use Fur Affinity to any meaningful extent. BTW, when using Talk Pages you should sign your comments with "<nowiki>--~~~~</nowiki>".--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 17:12, 6 February 2014 (EST)

Do you use any other site that I can chat with you on --Hunter DarkWolf

:Not really. [[WikiFur:Colleagues|Other curators]] may maintain an online presence off WikiFur, but I find it hardly worthwhile anymore.--[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 14:52, 7 February 2014 (EST)

== Doh and thanks (re rollback) ==

An iPhone screen can be a pain in the arse for editing sometimes. Missed the screw up , too /=< -[[User:Spirou|Spirou]] 16:57, 28 February 2014 (EST)

== Changes to ConFurgence page ==

Hello there, are we able to talk in regards to the editing of the ConFurgence page? You can reach me at <>, or I am currently on the wikifur IRC channel. - {{unsigned|110.175.188.229}}

:We prefer not to converse via private e-mail, as it leaves other editors in the dark. (Article talk pages are better as everyone can keep up-to-date.) I don't use the IRC channel but you can probably find GreenReaper or other admins there. (I am going afk anyway.) --[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 07:49, 3 April 2014 (EDT)

== Good to know someone's on the job ==
even if they delete a page that took a while to setup on a phone. But i hope you won't delete it again --[[User:Teraunce|Teraunce]] 09:05, 8 May 2014 (EDT)

== Hmm (?) ==

Sorry, I really have no bloody clue how I even did that rollback, specially while using the mouse on the computer. I made some butterfinger mistakes while editing on the iPhone or iPad, but I have no clue how the hell I scr*wed up on that last action. I'm sorry about rolling back your edit. >.< - [[User:Spirou|Spirou]] 15:57, 11 May 2014 (EDT)
:Nope, can't be proximity. The last link I clicked on was the Musuku article, and the rollback button for the reverted article is three rows up on the opposite side of the browser screen. Again, apologies (duh) - [[User:Spirou|Spirou]] 16:03, 11 May 2014 (EDT)

== Netherlands flag code ==

Thanks for correcting Netherland's country code in [[Template:Flagdiv]]! --[[User:Kakurady|Kakurady]] 02:38, 20 May 2014 (EDT)

== Thanks for the cleanup ==

Thanks for the cleanup on the [[Timeline of media coverage]] page I am not sure what was wrong with that edit, if you would like please contact me directly as I would like to be able to help keep that page and a few others up to date but would also like to avoid injecting errors into a page

Best Wishes
[[Kovu DaLion]]

:Hi Kovu,
:The main thing I can tell you is to watch out for equals signs. For some reason or another, the coding used in the Media Timeline page doesn't like them. This can be a problem when you want to add a YouTube link, since they all have equals signs in them. The workaround is to put the equals sign in double curly-brackets. ie '''<nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v{{=}}y_TKgWDZiv4</nowiki>''' instead of '''<nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_TKgWDZiv4</nowiki>''' --[[User:Higgs Raccoon|Higgs Raccoon]] 13:40, 22 May 2014 (EDT)

== Thanks ==

No problem, I stumbled across it on Reddit just this morning and spent an hour or so going through it all. I was hooked as soon as I started reading.
Was surprised it wasn't already on here, actually. --[[User:RalphieRaccoon|Ralphie Raccoon]] ([[User talk:RalphieRaccoon|talk]]) 16:23, 7 June 2014 (EDT)

Dreaming of Utopia

2014-06-07T18:52:14Z

RalphieRaccoon: Added image uploaded by Higgs Raccoon.

{{Infobox website
| title = Dreaming of Utopia
| image = [[File:DreamingOfUtopiaLogo.jpg|350px]]
| caption =
| author = [[Mark Savary]]
| url = http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/
| status = Online
| began = February 3, 2013
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Detective, Crime, Social Commentary
| rating = [[File:Censor MA button.png]]
}}

'''''Dreaming of Utopia''''' is a crime/detective themed furry [[webcomic]] created by [[Mark Savary]]<ref>[https://twitter.com/autumnlake Twitter] Mark Savary. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. It depicts an alternate universe where the [[Furry Fandom]] is a religion rather than a subculture, known as "Furryism"<ref>[http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/about/ About] section from comic website. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. Members of this religion, known as "[[furries]]", wear [[fursuits]] the majority of the time, including at work and in public, and have their own distinct practices and beliefs. Most of the furry characters reside a district known as "Furtown", within an as yet unnamed city. For the most part, other people are intolerant of the furries, and as such they are seen as outsiders and are heavily discriminated against.

==Plot==
{{spoiler}}
===Main Story===

====Chapter 1: Barky Airedale====
The chapter begins with Barky Airedale, walking home one evening, when he is accosted by a gang known as "The Skullz", who attack him for being a furry. After beating him, stealing his wallet, cutting off his tail as a symbolic gesture, and throwing him over a wall bordering Furtown, the gang run off. Barky, with life threatening injuries, crawls over to a nearby street and attempts to find help. Pawl Meowman, finds him and calls for an ambulance, which shows up with Doctor Woofly, and two assistants. Unfortunately Barky dies on the way to the hospital, so the ambulance diverts to the morgue, where Quince, the coroner, calls for Detective Furtaugh to investigate the case. Furtaugh questions Pawl and takes him back to where he found Barky. He then follows the trail of blood back to the scene of the attack, and decides the the skullz are the likely perpetrators. He makes plans to detain and question the gang by going to their hideout. At their hideout, the skulls are discussing their latest attack and their plans if they get put in for questioning. Furtaugh then enters with his collegue, and they detain the members of the gang present.

Consumed by guilt at not being able to save Barky, Pawl becomes depressed and starts drinking heavily in a local bar. His friend, a fox named Reddy Blackpaw, tries to help him, but eventually becomes angry at him because of his demeanour, and takes him home to bed. After failing to get any conclusive evidence from their interrogation, Furtaugh is forced to let the members of the gang go. The next morning, Pawl's friend, Pinky, after seeing him, goes over to speak to Reddy, and meets Clarice, who tries to persuade Reddy to talk to Pawl again. Disgruntled, Reddy goes over and angrily tells Pawl to "smarten up". Clarice then confronts Pawl in the bar, who is drinking heavily again. She suggests he go to the funeral in order to get some closure, which Pawl is unsure about.

Meanwhile, Furtaugh is under pressure to drop the Barky case from Carson, due to city politics. Furious, he storms out of his office. In the end, Pawl decides to attend the funeral, where as is traditional all of the attendees scatter a small shovel of the deceased ashes. When it comes to Pawl's turn, he hesitates, and asks whether he should. When another attendee asks why not, he breaks, and tells everybody about how he failed to save Barky. They respond by saying that it wasn't his fault, and that they are all very grateful for what he he did. Another attendee then helps Pawl to scatter some of Barky's ashes.

Woofly then delivers Barky's coroners report to Elder Fox, who comments on the violence and prejudice that their community endures. The chapter concludes with an as yet unknown furry being assaulted by the skullz.

====Chapter 2: The Shephard====
The chapter begins with a [[canine]] furry being murdered at a subway station during rush hour on a Friday, by being pushed in front of an oncoming train. Furtaugh goes to investigate the case, but due to problems with the security cameras, there isn't enough evidence to find any suspects. A week later, another furry is found dead, but again there isn't enough evidence for any suspects. Furtaugh is convinced there is a connection, but Carson is still sceptical. He agrees to send some plain-clothes officers to inspect subway stations at rush hour. The following Wednesday, another furry is killed after being pushed onto the tracks and stepping on the third rail, again with no evidence as the cameras were down for repair. Furtaugh notices that another station is having it's cameras repaired, and decides to go and talk to the crew. He is told that one of the work crew has gone to an adjacent station to fix another camera, so he heads off to investigate. Along with two patrolmen, he sees a furry waiting at the platform, and orders them to hold the furry, while Furtaugh spots something else...

==="Tales of Furtown"===

====#1: "It's good to be furry"====
The story depicts a canine furry, as he goes for a job interview outside the community of Furtown. This chapter in particular highlights the discrimination and hatred that the furries suffer at the hands of the wider population.
{{section-stub}}
==Cast==
'''Barky Airedale''', a canine who is murdered by the skullz.

'''Pawl Meowman''', a yellow cat who is the first to find Barky.

'''Doctor Woolfy''', a red fox who tries to save Barky.

'''Quince''', who is not a furry, the coroner.

'''Detective Furtaugh''', who cannot wear his fursuit becuase of his job, who is assigned to Barky's case.

'''Davison''', who is also not a furry, is an assistant to Furtaugh occasionally.

'''Reddy Blackpaw''', another red fox, who is Pawl's friend.

'''Pinky''', a pink cat, who is also Pawl's friend.

'''Clarice''', another red fox, who is Reddy's girlfriend/wife.

'''Carson''', who is also not a furry, Furtaugh's boss.

'''Elder Fox''', a member of the furry elder council.

'''Bobby''', the leader of the skullz gang.

'''Slim''', a member of the skullz gang.

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
* [http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/ Website]
* [http://autumnlakecomic.deviantart.com/ DeviantArt] Mark Savary.

[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:2013 Births]]
[[Category:Rated MA]]

Dreaming of Utopia

2014-06-07T17:24:31Z

RalphieRaccoon: Fixed cast line breaks.

{{Infobox website
| title = Dreaming of Utopia
| image =
| caption =
| author = [[Mark Savary]]
| url = http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/
| status = Online
| began = February 3, 2013
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Detective, Crime, Social Commentary
| rating = [[File:Censor MA button.png]]
}}

'''''Dreaming of Utopia''''' is a crime/detective themed furry [[webcomic]] created by [[Mark Savary]]<ref>[https://twitter.com/autumnlake Twitter] Mark Savary. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. It depicts an alternate universe where the [[Furry Fandom]] is a religion rather than a subculture, known as "Furryism"<ref>[http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/about/ About] section from comic website. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. Members of this religion, known as "[[furries]]", wear [[fursuits]] the majority of the time, including at work and in public, and have their own distinct practices and beliefs. Most of the furry characters reside a district known as "Furtown", within an as yet unnamed city. For the most part, other people are intolerant of the furries, and as such they are seen as outsiders and are heavily discriminated against.

==Plot==
{{spoiler}}
===Main Story===

====Chapter 1: Barky Airedale====
The chapter begins with Barky Airedale, walking home one evening, when he is accosted by a gang known as "The Skullz", who attack him for being a furry. After beating him, stealing his wallet, cutting off his tail as a symbolic gesture, and throwing him over a wall bordering Furtown, the gang run off. Barky, with life threatening injuries, crawls over to a nearby street and attempts to find help. Pawl Meowman, finds him and calls for an ambulance, which shows up with Doctor Woofly, and two assistants. Unfortunately Barky dies on the way to the hospital, so the ambulance diverts to the morgue, where Quince, the coroner, calls for Detective Furtaugh to investigate the case. Furtaugh questions Pawl and takes him back to where he found Barky. He then follows the trail of blood back to the scene of the attack, and decides the the skullz are the likely perpetrators. He makes plans to detain and question the gang by going to their hideout. At their hideout, the skulls are discussing their latest attack and their plans if they get put in for questioning. Furtaugh then enters with his collegue, and they detain the members of the gang present.

Consumed by guilt at not being able to save Barky, Pawl becomes depressed and starts drinking heavily in a local bar. His friend, a fox named Reddy Blackpaw, tries to help him, but eventually becomes angry at him because of his demeanour, and takes him home to bed. After failing to get any conclusive evidence from their interrogation, Furtaugh is forced to let the members of the gang go. The next morning, Pawl's friend, Pinky, after seeing him, goes over to speak to Reddy, and meets Clarice, who tries to persuade Reddy to talk to Pawl again. Disgruntled, Reddy goes over and angrily tells Pawl to "smarten up". Clarice then confronts Pawl in the bar, who is drinking heavily again. She suggests he go to the funeral in order to get some closure, which Pawl is unsure about.

Meanwhile, Furtaugh is under pressure to drop the Barky case from Carson, due to city politics. Furious, he storms out of his office. In the end, Pawl decides to attend the funeral, where as is traditional all of the attendees scatter a small shovel of the deceased ashes. When it comes to Pawl's turn, he hesitates, and asks whether he should. When another attendee asks why not, he breaks, and tells everybody about how he failed to save Barky. They respond by saying that it wasn't his fault, and that they are all very grateful for what he he did. Another attendee then helps Pawl to scatter some of Barky's ashes.

Woofly then delivers Barky's coroners report to Elder Fox, who comments on the violence and prejudice that their community endures. The chapter concludes with an as yet unknown furry being assaulted by the skullz.

====Chapter 2: The Shephard====
The chapter begins with a [[canine]] furry being murdered at a subway station during rush hour on a Friday, by being pushed in front of an oncoming train. Furtaugh goes to investigate the case, but due to problems with the security cameras, there isn't enough evidence to find any suspects. A week later, another furry is found dead, but again there isn't enough evidence for any suspects. Furtaugh is convinced there is a connection, but Carson is still sceptical. He agrees to send some plain-clothes officers to inspect subway stations at rush hour. The following Wednesday, another furry is killed after being pushed onto the tracks and stepping on the third rail, again with no evidence as the cameras were down for repair. Furtaugh notices that another station is having it's cameras repaired, and decides to go and talk to the crew. He is told that one of the work crew has gone to an adjacent station to fix another camera, so he heads off to investigate. Along with two patrolmen, he sees a furry waiting at the platform, and orders them to hold the furry, while Furtaugh spots something else...

==="Tales of Furtown"===

====#1: "It's good to be furry"====
The story depicts a canine furry, as he goes for a job interview outside the community of Furtown. This chapter in particular highlights the discrimination and hatred that the furries suffer at the hands of the wider population.
{{section-stub}}
==Cast==
'''Barky Airedale''', a canine who is murdered by the skullz.

'''Pawl Meowman''', a yellow cat who is the first to find Barky.

'''Doctor Woolfy''', a red fox who tries to save Barky.

'''Quince''', who is not a furry, the coroner.

'''Detective Furtaugh''', who cannot wear his fursuit becuase of his job, who is assigned to Barky's case.

'''Davison''', who is also not a furry, is an assistant to Furtaugh occasionally.

'''Reddy Blackpaw''', another red fox, who is Pawl's friend.

'''Pinky''', a pink cat, who is also Pawl's friend.

'''Clarice''', another red fox, who is Reddy's girlfriend/wife.

'''Carson''', who is also not a furry, Furtaugh's boss.

'''Elder Fox''', a member of the furry elder council.

'''Bobby''', the leader of the skullz gang.

'''Slim''', a member of the skullz gang.

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
* [http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/ Website]
* [http://autumnlakecomic.deviantart.com/ DeviantArt] Mark Savary.

[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:2013 Births]]
[[Category:Rated MA]]

Dreaming of Utopia

2014-06-07T17:16:53Z

RalphieRaccoon: Changed category listing, fiction was putting it in the wrong place.

{{Infobox website
| title = Dreaming of Utopia
| image =
| caption =
| author = [[Mark Savary]]
| url = http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/
| status = Online
| began = February 3, 2013
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Detective, Crime, Social Commentary
| rating = [[File:Censor MA button.png]]
}}

'''''Dreaming of Utopia''''' is a crime/detective themed furry [[webcomic]] created by [[Mark Savary]]<ref>[https://twitter.com/autumnlake Twitter] Mark Savary. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. It depicts an alternate universe where the [[Furry Fandom]] is a religion rather than a subculture, known as "Furryism"<ref>[http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/about/ About] section from comic website. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. Members of this religion, known as "[[furries]]", wear [[fursuits]] the majority of the time, including at work and in public, and have their own distinct practices and beliefs. Most of the furry characters reside a district known as "Furtown", within an as yet unnamed city. For the most part, other people are intolerant of the furries, and as such they are seen as outsiders and are heavily discriminated against.

==Plot==
{{spoiler}}
===Main Story===

====Chapter 1: Barky Airedale====
The chapter begins with Barky Airedale, walking home one evening, when he is accosted by a gang known as "The Skullz", who attack him for being a furry. After beating him, stealing his wallet, cutting off his tail as a symbolic gesture, and throwing him over a wall bordering Furtown, the gang run off. Barky, with life threatening injuries, crawls over to a nearby street and attempts to find help. Pawl Meowman, finds him and calls for an ambulance, which shows up with Doctor Woofly, and two assistants. Unfortunately Barky dies on the way to the hospital, so the ambulance diverts to the morgue, where Quince, the coroner, calls for Detective Furtaugh to investigate the case. Furtaugh questions Pawl and takes him back to where he found Barky. He then follows the trail of blood back to the scene of the attack, and decides the the skullz are the likely perpetrators. He makes plans to detain and question the gang by going to their hideout. At their hideout, the skulls are discussing their latest attack and their plans if they get put in for questioning. Furtaugh then enters with his collegue, and they detain the members of the gang present.

Consumed by guilt at not being able to save Barky, Pawl becomes depressed and starts drinking heavily in a local bar. His friend, a fox named Reddy Blackpaw, tries to help him, but eventually becomes angry at him because of his demeanour, and takes him home to bed. After failing to get any conclusive evidence from their interrogation, Furtaugh is forced to let the members of the gang go. The next morning, Pawl's friend, Pinky, after seeing him, goes over to speak to Reddy, and meets Clarice, who tries to persuade Reddy to talk to Pawl again. Disgruntled, Reddy goes over and angrily tells Pawl to "smarten up". Clarice then confronts Pawl in the bar, who is drinking heavily again. She suggests he go to the funeral in order to get some closure, which Pawl is unsure about.

Meanwhile, Furtaugh is under pressure to drop the Barky case from Carson, due to city politics. Furious, he storms out of his office. In the end, Pawl decides to attend the funeral, where as is traditional all of the attendees scatter a small shovel of the deceased ashes. When it comes to Pawl's turn, he hesitates, and asks whether he should. When another attendee asks why not, he breaks, and tells everybody about how he failed to save Barky. They respond by saying that it wasn't his fault, and that they are all very grateful for what he he did. Another attendee then helps Pawl to scatter some of Barky's ashes.

Woofly then delivers Barky's coroners report to Elder Fox, who comments on the violence and prejudice that their community endures. The chapter concludes with an as yet unknown furry being assaulted by the skullz.

====Chapter 2: The Shephard====
The chapter begins with a [[canine]] furry being murdered at a subway station during rush hour on a Friday, by being pushed in front of an oncoming train. Furtaugh goes to investigate the case, but due to problems with the security cameras, there isn't enough evidence to find any suspects. A week later, another furry is found dead, but again there isn't enough evidence for any suspects. Furtaugh is convinced there is a connection, but Carson is still sceptical. He agrees to send some plain-clothes officers to inspect subway stations at rush hour. The following Wednesday, another furry is killed after being pushed onto the tracks and stepping on the third rail, again with no evidence as the cameras were down for repair. Furtaugh notices that another station is having it's cameras repaired, and decides to go and talk to the crew. He is told that one of the work crew has gone to an adjacent station to fix another camera, so he heads off to investigate. Along with two patrolmen, he sees a furry waiting at the platform, and orders them to hold the furry, while Furtaugh spots something else...

==="Tales of Furtown"===

====#1: "It's good to be furry"====
The story depicts a canine furry, as he goes for a job interview outside the community of Furtown. This chapter in particular highlights the discrimination and hatred that the furries suffer at the hands of the wider population.
{{section-stub}}
==Cast==
'''Barky Airedale''' a canine who is murdered by the skullz.
'''Pawl Meowman''' a yellow cat who is the first to find Barky.
'''Doctor Woolfy''' a red fox who tries to save Barky.
'''Quince''' who is not a furry, the coroner.
'''Detective Furtaugh''' who cannot wear his fursuit becuase of his job, who is assigned to Barky's case.
'''Davison''' who is also not a furry, is an assistant to Furtaugh occasionally.
'''Reddy Blackpaw''' another red fox, who is Pawl's friend.
'''Pinky''' a pink cat, who is also Pawl's friend.
'''Clarice''' another red fox, who is Reddy's girlfriend/wife.
'''Carson''' who is also not a furry, Furtaugh's boss.
'''Elder Fox''' a member of the furry elder council.
'''Bobby''' the leader of the skullz gang.
'''Slim''' a member of the skullz gang.

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
* [http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/ Website]
* [http://autumnlakecomic.deviantart.com/ DeviantArt] Mark Savary.

[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:2013 Births]]
[[Category:Rated MA]]

Dreaming of Utopia

2014-06-07T17:11:35Z

RalphieRaccoon: Corrected author in copied infobox.

{{Infobox website
| title = Dreaming of Utopia
| image =
| caption =
| author = [[Mark Savary]]
| url = http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/
| status = Online
| began = February 3, 2013
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Detective, Crime, Social Commentary
| rating = [[File:Censor MA button.png]]
}}

'''''Dreaming of Utopia''''' is a crime/detective themed furry [[webcomic]] created by [[Mark Savary]]<ref>[https://twitter.com/autumnlake Twitter] Mark Savary. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. It depicts an alternate universe where the [[Furry Fandom]] is a religion rather than a subculture, known as "Furryism"<ref>[http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/about/ About] section from comic website. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. Members of this religion, known as "[[furries]]", wear [[fursuits]] the majority of the time, including at work and in public, and have their own distinct practices and beliefs. Most of the furry characters reside a district known as "Furtown", within an as yet unnamed city. For the most part, other people are intolerant of the furries, and as such they are seen as outsiders and are heavily discriminated against.

==Plot==
{{spoiler}}
===Main Story===

====Chapter 1: Barky Airedale====
The chapter begins with Barky Airedale, walking home one evening, when he is accosted by a gang known as "The Skullz", who attack him for being a furry. After beating him, stealing his wallet, cutting off his tail as a symbolic gesture, and throwing him over a wall bordering Furtown, the gang run off. Barky, with life threatening injuries, crawls over to a nearby street and attempts to find help. Pawl Meowman, finds him and calls for an ambulance, which shows up with Doctor Woofly, and two assistants. Unfortunately Barky dies on the way to the hospital, so the ambulance diverts to the morgue, where Quince, the coroner, calls for Detective Furtaugh to investigate the case. Furtaugh questions Pawl and takes him back to where he found Barky. He then follows the trail of blood back to the scene of the attack, and decides the the skullz are the likely perpetrators. He makes plans to detain and question the gang by going to their hideout. At their hideout, the skulls are discussing their latest attack and their plans if they get put in for questioning. Furtaugh then enters with his collegue, and they detain the members of the gang present.

Consumed by guilt at not being able to save Barky, Pawl becomes depressed and starts drinking heavily in a local bar. His friend, a fox named Reddy Blackpaw, tries to help him, but eventually becomes angry at him because of his demeanour, and takes him home to bed. After failing to get any conclusive evidence from their interrogation, Furtaugh is forced to let the members of the gang go. The next morning, Pawl's friend, Pinky, after seeing him, goes over to speak to Reddy, and meets Clarice, who tries to persuade Reddy to talk to Pawl again. Disgruntled, Reddy goes over and angrily tells Pawl to "smarten up". Clarice then confronts Pawl in the bar, who is drinking heavily again. She suggests he go to the funeral in order to get some closure, which Pawl is unsure about.

Meanwhile, Furtaugh is under pressure to drop the Barky case from Carson, due to city politics. Furious, he storms out of his office. In the end, Pawl decides to attend the funeral, where as is traditional all of the attendees scatter a small shovel of the deceased ashes. When it comes to Pawl's turn, he hesitates, and asks whether he should. When another attendee asks why not, he breaks, and tells everybody about how he failed to save Barky. They respond by saying that it wasn't his fault, and that they are all very grateful for what he he did. Another attendee then helps Pawl to scatter some of Barky's ashes.

Woofly then delivers Barky's coroners report to Elder Fox, who comments on the violence and prejudice that their community endures. The chapter concludes with an as yet unknown furry being assaulted by the skullz.

====Chapter 2: The Shephard====
The chapter begins with a [[canine]] furry being murdered at a subway station during rush hour on a Friday, by being pushed in front of an oncoming train. Furtaugh goes to investigate the case, but due to problems with the security cameras, there isn't enough evidence to find any suspects. A week later, another furry is found dead, but again there isn't enough evidence for any suspects. Furtaugh is convinced there is a connection, but Carson is still sceptical. He agrees to send some plain-clothes officers to inspect subway stations at rush hour. The following Wednesday, another furry is killed after being pushed onto the tracks and stepping on the third rail, again with no evidence as the cameras were down for repair. Furtaugh notices that another station is having it's cameras repaired, and decides to go and talk to the crew. He is told that one of the work crew has gone to an adjacent station to fix another camera, so he heads off to investigate. Along with two patrolmen, he sees a furry waiting at the platform, and orders them to hold the furry, while Furtaugh spots something else...

==="Tales of Furtown"===

====#1: "It's good to be furry"====
The story depicts a canine furry, as he goes for a job interview outside the community of Furtown. This chapter in particular highlights the discrimination and hatred that the furries suffer at the hands of the wider population.
{{section-stub}}
==Cast==
'''Barky Airedale''' a canine who is murdered by the skullz.
'''Pawl Meowman''' a yellow cat who is the first to find Barky.
'''Doctor Woolfy''' a red fox who tries to save Barky.
'''Quince''' who is not a furry, the coroner.
'''Detective Furtaugh''' who cannot wear his fursuit becuase of his job, who is assigned to Barky's case.
'''Davison''' who is also not a furry, is an assistant to Furtaugh occasionally.
'''Reddy Blackpaw''' another red fox, who is Pawl's friend.
'''Pinky''' a pink cat, who is also Pawl's friend.
'''Clarice''' another red fox, who is Reddy's girlfriend/wife.
'''Carson''' who is also not a furry, Furtaugh's boss.
'''Elder Fox''' a member of the furry elder council.
'''Bobby''' the leader of the skullz gang.
'''Slim''' a member of the skullz gang.

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
* [http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/ Website]
* [http://autumnlakecomic.deviantart.com/ DeviantArt] Mark Savary.

[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:Fiction]]

Dreaming of Utopia

2014-06-07T17:09:37Z

RalphieRaccoon: Created page for Dreaming of Utopia.

{{Infobox website
| title = Dreaming of Utopia
| image =
| caption =
| author = [[Nixie]]
| url = http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/
| status = Online
| began = February 3, 2013
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Detective, Crime, Social Commentary
| rating = [[File:Censor MA button.png]]
}}

'''''Dreaming of Utopia''''' is a crime/detective themed furry [[webcomic]] created by [[Mark Savary]]<ref>[https://twitter.com/autumnlake Twitter] Mark Savary. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. It depicts an alternate universe where the [[Furry Fandom]] is a religion rather than a subculture, known as "Furryism"<ref>[http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/about/ About] section from comic website. Retrieved June 7, 2014</ref>. Members of this religion, known as "[[furries]]", wear [[fursuits]] the majority of the time, including at work and in public, and have their own distinct practices and beliefs. Most of the furry characters reside a district known as "Furtown", within an as yet unnamed city. For the most part, other people are intolerant of the furries, and as such they are seen as outsiders and are heavily discriminated against.

==Plot==
{{spoiler}}
===Main Story===

====Chapter 1: Barky Airedale====
The chapter begins with Barky Airedale, walking home one evening, when he is accosted by a gang known as "The Skullz", who attack him for being a furry. After beating him, stealing his wallet, cutting off his tail as a symbolic gesture, and throwing him over a wall bordering Furtown, the gang run off. Barky, with life threatening injuries, crawls over to a nearby street and attempts to find help. Pawl Meowman, finds him and calls for an ambulance, which shows up with Doctor Woofly, and two assistants. Unfortunately Barky dies on the way to the hospital, so the ambulance diverts to the morgue, where Quince, the coroner, calls for Detective Furtaugh to investigate the case. Furtaugh questions Pawl and takes him back to where he found Barky. He then follows the trail of blood back to the scene of the attack, and decides the the skullz are the likely perpetrators. He makes plans to detain and question the gang by going to their hideout. At their hideout, the skulls are discussing their latest attack and their plans if they get put in for questioning. Furtaugh then enters with his collegue, and they detain the members of the gang present.

Consumed by guilt at not being able to save Barky, Pawl becomes depressed and starts drinking heavily in a local bar. His friend, a fox named Reddy Blackpaw, tries to help him, but eventually becomes angry at him because of his demeanour, and takes him home to bed. After failing to get any conclusive evidence from their interrogation, Furtaugh is forced to let the members of the gang go. The next morning, Pawl's friend, Pinky, after seeing him, goes over to speak to Reddy, and meets Clarice, who tries to persuade Reddy to talk to Pawl again. Disgruntled, Reddy goes over and angrily tells Pawl to "smarten up". Clarice then confronts Pawl in the bar, who is drinking heavily again. She suggests he go to the funeral in order to get some closure, which Pawl is unsure about.

Meanwhile, Furtaugh is under pressure to drop the Barky case from Carson, due to city politics. Furious, he storms out of his office. In the end, Pawl decides to attend the funeral, where as is traditional all of the attendees scatter a small shovel of the deceased ashes. When it comes to Pawl's turn, he hesitates, and asks whether he should. When another attendee asks why not, he breaks, and tells everybody about how he failed to save Barky. They respond by saying that it wasn't his fault, and that they are all very grateful for what he he did. Another attendee then helps Pawl to scatter some of Barky's ashes.

Woofly then delivers Barky's coroners report to Elder Fox, who comments on the violence and prejudice that their community endures. The chapter concludes with an as yet unknown furry being assaulted by the skullz.

====Chapter 2: The Shephard====
The chapter begins with a [[canine]] furry being murdered at a subway station during rush hour on a Friday, by being pushed in front of an oncoming train. Furtaugh goes to investigate the case, but due to problems with the security cameras, there isn't enough evidence to find any suspects. A week later, another furry is found dead, but again there isn't enough evidence for any suspects. Furtaugh is convinced there is a connection, but Carson is still sceptical. He agrees to send some plain-clothes officers to inspect subway stations at rush hour. The following Wednesday, another furry is killed after being pushed onto the tracks and stepping on the third rail, again with no evidence as the cameras were down for repair. Furtaugh notices that another station is having it's cameras repaired, and decides to go and talk to the crew. He is told that one of the work crew has gone to an adjacent station to fix another camera, so he heads off to investigate. Along with two patrolmen, he sees a furry waiting at the platform, and orders them to hold the furry, while Furtaugh spots something else...

==="Tales of Furtown"===

====#1: "It's good to be furry"====
The story depicts a canine furry, as he goes for a job interview outside the community of Furtown. This chapter in particular highlights the discrimination and hatred that the furries suffer at the hands of the wider population.
{{section-stub}}
==Cast==
'''Barky Airedale''' a canine who is murdered by the skullz.
'''Pawl Meowman''' a yellow cat who is the first to find Barky.
'''Doctor Woolfy''' a red fox who tries to save Barky.
'''Quince''' who is not a furry, the coroner.
'''Detective Furtaugh''' who cannot wear his fursuit becuase of his job, who is assigned to Barky's case.
'''Davison''' who is also not a furry, is an assistant to Furtaugh occasionally.
'''Reddy Blackpaw''' another red fox, who is Pawl's friend.
'''Pinky''' a pink cat, who is also Pawl's friend.
'''Clarice''' another red fox, who is Reddy's girlfriend/wife.
'''Carson''' who is also not a furry, Furtaugh's boss.
'''Elder Fox''' a member of the furry elder council.
'''Bobby''' the leader of the skullz gang.
'''Slim''' a member of the skullz gang.

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
* [http://www.dreamingofutopia.com/ Website]
* [http://autumnlakecomic.deviantart.com/ DeviantArt] Mark Savary.

[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:Fiction]]

Ralphie Raccoon

2014-06-01T15:45:36Z

RalphieRaccoon: Tweaked date I started work.

:''This article is about the member of the furry fandom. There is also a Richard Scarry character named [[wikia:c:everythingbusytown:Ralphie Raccoon|Ralphie Raccoon]].
'''Ralphie Raccoon''' (born May 13, 1989)<ref>[http://db.fursuit.me/?c=viewuser&nick=NorfolkFox NorfolkFox's profile] on [[the Fursuit Database]]. Retrieved April 30, 2012</ref>, previously known as '''NorfolkFox''', is a [[fursuiter]], [[writer]], and [[kidfur]], who lives in [[Wikipedia:Manchester|Manchester]], England (he previously lived in [[Wikipedia:Norwich|Norwich]], Norfolk, England)<ref>[http://steamcommunity.com/id/norfolkfox NorfolkFox's profile] on steamcommunity.com. Retrieved April 30, 2012</ref>. As of January, 2013, he works for [[Wikipedia:The University of Manchester|The University of Manchester]].

Ralphie's [[fursona]] is a [[raccoon]] (and was originally a [[red fox]]). His fursuit, depicting NorfolkFox, was constructed by [[Made By Mercury]].<ref>[http://db.fursuit.me/?c=viewuser&nick=NorfolkFox NorfolkFox] on the Fursuit Database. Retrieved April 30, 2012</ref>

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
Ralphie Raccoon on [[Fur Affinity]]:
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/ralphieraccoon/ RalphieRaccoon] (active)
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/norfolkfox/ NorfolkFox] (closed)
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/adultralphie AdultRalphie] (NSFW account)

{{person-stub}}
[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Babyfurs]]
[[Category:Fursuiters]]
[[Category:Writers]]
[[Category:Raccoon characters]]
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[[Category:1989 births]]