At one point in her life, Jane Doe was married and had a son. They dated for three years and were married for five. Her husband was a handsome buck; his antlers were so splendid and well taken care of that Jane couldn't help be get close to him. After they wed they had their first child, a boy and he was called John…John Deer.
They had a good life and were very happy but Jane's husband wanted more. Ever since he was a child he wanted to be an actor and Jane supported him. So when he left for Hollywood, Jane was left taking care of the house and child.
Her husband called and wrote her everyday and he would always say the same, "When I make it big, I'll move you both out here with me and we can live in bliss." This always made Jane happy; she still loved him so she waited.
She waited almost two years, soon the calls and letters stopped coming and the money was running low. Jane was going to have to find a job and soon, she tried sending letters to her husband but they were always sent back. The envelope always came back with a stamp claiming that the name was wrong.
What was going on? Why was the name wrong, she was sure she spelled it right. A few days went by and soon Jane got a letter in the mail, once opened it was filled with divorce papers. Jane began to cry, he wanted a divorce? She called their lawyer and he said that her husband didn't want to married anymore.
Was this really happing? Once Jane read over the papers and talked to the lawyer, she was able to get a hold of him. He had made it huge and loved the single life so much, partying, and having different girls every night that he couldn't handle the baggage of her and her son anymore.
Jane broke down and cried; when she asked about the letters having the wrong names on them, he told her that he had changed his name to, Rock Buckskin. That was last Jane ever heard from him.
With money low and John now almost thirteen, Jane needed money. Oh sure, Rock sent Jane money for child support but it was only hundred dollars a month, not enough to get by. Jane was able to find a job as a Den Mother for the town's Squirrel Scouts.
As for John, during the summer while she was away at camp, he just sat at home. What if she was able to get him into the Bean Scouts? It'd be easy enough, I mean after all Lumpus was her friend.