A/N: Written for HSWW (Challenges and Assignments)

Around the World in Thirty-One Days: 57. Enchanted!Movie!AU

Days of the Month: Cat Day: Write about Mrs. Norris

Word Count: 460

There goes that insufferable picture moving screen again. She knew that had to be it because she could hear the talking between the people inside of the box and knew her captor was hardly capable of having a good sounding conversation, especially when he talked to himself.

She sighed softly, moving her tail as much as she could in the confined space she was in. Her body was small and lithe, but this was ridiculous. Mrs. Norris thought that she should not be in this...this prison!

All Mrs. Norris wanted to do was find Luna. Luna was her closest friend in their land, and that wicked wannabe queen tried to get rid of Luna through the waterfall. Luna was not going to be in harm's way as long as Mrs. Norris was around.

The unfortunate circumstances that Mrs. Norris had come across was that she couldn't talk in this strange world; and that blasted puppet Pettigrew caught her, putting her in this stupid thing while Prince Ronald just smiled and dumbly accepted it as 'helping her'. She knew Pettigrew was trying to stop her, but he did not have to lock her up in the small container.

Nevertheless, Mrs. Norris was going to figure a way out of it and get her queen to be back to her rightful place in their land. Perhaps if she could communicate with Prince Ronald somehow, Mrs. Norris would have a better chance at achieving her goal. Oh wait, the idiot was too busy looking and messing with the black, square thing that controlled the people talking in the box.

Mrs. Norris placed a paw over her eyes, meowing in frustration since that's all she could do; and how she hated that fact. In a huff, she pushed at the cage door. Mrs. Norris blinked when her paw went through it; and the cat hatched an idea.

She slipped her leg through it, seeing part of her body managing to slip through the bars of her prison. Excited, Mrs. Norris pushed her head through the bars as hard as she could until she managed to get her head completely out of the bars.

Unfortunately, that's all Mrs. Norris could push out of the cage. Because of the force she took trying to get out of it, Mrs. Norris accidentally tilted the cage off the edge of the shelf.

'Not good! Not good!' she thought frantically at the cage started to fall over completely. A loud caterwaul sounded from the closet in the hotel room, overpowering the sound of the incoming train. She laid there on the floor, patting her paw as she contemplated a way to get out of this mess; the snore Mrs. Norris heard from beyond the doors didn't help much either.