Two-Way Apprehension

Fina named the Cat from the Book as Snowy Lionet because it felt that its fur was really long, even longer than the furs of most of Persian cats. Fina thought Snowy Lionet was a more suitable name for the Cat from the Book than Snowy Snitch; what kind of a name was that?

Fina had seen lions long time ago. In fact, it had met lions many times. And the fur of the Cat from the Book reminded it of their long manes. Fina disliked long fur, for it was really troublesome and inconvenient. Long fur would hook it on tree barks and weeds, and it would feel too hot in the summer—in Egypt, summer was all year round. Though Fina didn't want long fur for itself, it appreciated it. Even in Fina's picky eyes, the fur of the Cat from the Book was very beautiful. It looked like silver silk, which was pure and flawless.

After declaring the Cat from the Book's name, Fina gently leapt onto its exclusive tier on the cat tree and waited for its breakfast.