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I am not sure if this should be posted here, but...

what does the title "Cat and Run" suggest to you?




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Three things: 1) A Tom and Jerry -esque comedy, 2) A jewel thief being pursued by cops and, 3) A timid person who's always running away from their problems.
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It reminds me of someone seeing a cat and litteraly running, it reminds me of a HIT and run, it also reminds me of someone being katty (sp?) as in mean.
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Cat and run? Sounds like a person is like a cat and runs away when troubles or enemies come. Like someone who is afraid and timid. And it does sort of sound like a Tom and Jerry episode :D.
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It sounds like something that may have more to do with something that might have to do with the context of the story. Like a pair of really dirty thieves that have a secret, well used trick to rob anything...the Cat and Run.
But that's me over thinking things again.

Either way, it strikes me as a mystery/cop story.
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Depends on the book. If it's fantasy, probably not. If it's science fiction, possibly. Modern, maybe.



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