The Dog trots in with unconditional loyalty and a burning need to please, which is basically catnip for a Lion who already thinks the world revolves around them. Friendship can limp along—the Dog is happy to applaud, and the Lion is happy to be applauded—but romantically, this is less a partnership and more a one-person show with an enthusiastic audience. The Dog deserves a co-star, not a monarch, and the Lion has no interest in sharing the spotlight with someone who keeps bringing them their slippers. Between the sheets there's a flicker of something, but when the curtain falls, the Dog is left wondering why they always sleep on the floor.
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