inayofuata Theory: What happened that night after Humphrey rescued Kate from the flash flood?
After getting separated from their ride home, Kate abandons Humphrey in a fit of anger and winds up in trouble when she tries to kuvuka, msalaba a river which had risen during a flood, so Humphrey saves her and they go find a place to sleep, but is that all that there is to be alisema about it?
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As is the same with the conflict between the East and the West, there is little alisema to try and cover this grey area. In fact, I don't know of a single story in existence that even attempts to touch base with this. However, we know, au maybe I just assume that something had to happen other than finding a place to sleep. I'm not trying to say that anything sexual occurred, but I like to believe that when it was all alisema and done, Kate kissed Humphrey that night. I have no hard evidence to prove this, but notice the way the two look at each other the inayofuata morning when they roll over and discover that they are touching noses. I know that this could all be simply because they were touching noses when they weren't supposed to, but I feel as though there is something unseen behind both of their eyes that suggests what I am thinking. When they come to, I think that Kate and Humphrey remember exactly what had happened that night, and Kate thinks of it as a mistake, while Humphrey reflects happily upon what they did. Kate silently tells him that it was a one time deal and then brushes her tail over his head as a playful gesture. She knows that Humphrey loves her, but as of right now we know that she doesn't upendo him. au at least she pretends that she doesn't.
I don't know. Maybe I'm just kusoma too far into this, but my gut tells me that something of this nature happened.
And this leads me into my inayofuata theory.
When exactly did Kate fall in upendo with Humphrey?
We have all seen the movie, so we all know that Kate eventually falls for Humphrey, but when exactly did this moment occur?
There are many potential points throughout the movie when Kate could have fallen in upendo with our omega friend, and the one most commonly identified as such is the scene where the two howl together.
It is a reasonable and probable assumption to make, but I like to believe that these feelings of upendo for him were there even when she was a pup, but since she was too young to understand what upendo was, and had spent so long at Alpha School, these feelings were forgotten. As they traveled together from Idaho back to Jasper, she began to slowly realize these feelings, but fought them off because she knew that it would never work. I do believe, though, that the moment where she first fell in upendo with him was when they had kubeba trouble up on the mountain. Once again, he saves her life, and for the first time in forever, he shows her what it truly means to have fun. This leads them to the scene in the train, where they laugh and play like two pups in love, then finally, though they may not be consciously aware of it, when they howl together that night, they express their upendo for one another. Obviously Kate realizes this when they are finished and this leads to everything else that we saw occur on the train.
I have only two zaidi topics of discussion before we close this segment on the first Alpha and Omega movie and songesha on to the second: A Howl-iday Adventure.
What made Humphrey change his mind, and what would have happened if he never came back?
There are stories upon stories about the latter, and most, if not all of them follow the same idea. Kate married Garth despite what she felt in her moyo and together they bring that packs together, but when it is discovered that Humphrey is missing, she and Garth au others go out in tafuta for him, but he either refuses to come nyumbani au they remain with him and build a pack of their own. However, I like to believe that it would not be quite so simple. I like to think that Humphrey would do anything but prosper as a lone wolf, and I doubt that Winston au Eve would allow Kate to go in tafuta of Humphrey because why waste so much time on an omega?
But let's songesha away from this and backtrack a bit to when Humphrey was on the train. We all know he comes back and it was the greatest thing to happen to the park, but he seemed pretty set upon leaving. Why would he come back if he knew he had nothing to come back to?
They say that upendo is blind, so maybe despite what his head told him, he would make one last desperate attempt to win her moyo and change the law of the packs.
au maybe as he thought about it, he realized something that he had missed. He realized that Kate loved him too, so he thought that maybe if he was lucky, she would back out and come clean, which she did.
au maybe he just was not strong enough to leave.
And finally, what did Kate and Humphrey whisper to each other following the stampede?
The moment where it appears as though Kate had died and Humphrey would never get to tell her that he loved her is one of the most emotion fueled moments I've ever seen in a cartoon feature, but let's talk about after that.
Kate tells Humphrey that she wanted to tell him something then begins to whisper in his ear.
I believe that what she did was tell Humphrey how she felt, that she did not marry Garth, then began to secretly go through the marriage process kwa nibbling on his ear.
Humphrey tells her he loves her too then nibbles on her ear and finally, they rub noses, indicating that they were now married. So even if they were still denied kwa the packs to marry, they were still technically married.
And in the words of Forrest Gump: "That's all I have to say about that."
After getting separated from their ride home, Kate abandons Humphrey in a fit of anger and winds up in trouble when she tries to kuvuka, msalaba a river which had risen during a flood, so Humphrey saves her and they go find a place to sleep, but is that all that there is to be alisema about it?
I'm your host, and this is Inside the Story.
As is the same with the conflict between the East and the West, there is little alisema to try and cover this grey area. In fact, I don't know of a single story in existence that even attempts to touch base with this. However, we know, au maybe I just assume that something had to happen other than finding a place to sleep. I'm not trying to say that anything sexual occurred, but I like to believe that when it was all alisema and done, Kate kissed Humphrey that night. I have no hard evidence to prove this, but notice the way the two look at each other the inayofuata morning when they roll over and discover that they are touching noses. I know that this could all be simply because they were touching noses when they weren't supposed to, but I feel as though there is something unseen behind both of their eyes that suggests what I am thinking. When they come to, I think that Kate and Humphrey remember exactly what had happened that night, and Kate thinks of it as a mistake, while Humphrey reflects happily upon what they did. Kate silently tells him that it was a one time deal and then brushes her tail over his head as a playful gesture. She knows that Humphrey loves her, but as of right now we know that she doesn't upendo him. au at least she pretends that she doesn't.
I don't know. Maybe I'm just kusoma too far into this, but my gut tells me that something of this nature happened.
And this leads me into my inayofuata theory.
When exactly did Kate fall in upendo with Humphrey?
We have all seen the movie, so we all know that Kate eventually falls for Humphrey, but when exactly did this moment occur?
There are many potential points throughout the movie when Kate could have fallen in upendo with our omega friend, and the one most commonly identified as such is the scene where the two howl together.
It is a reasonable and probable assumption to make, but I like to believe that these feelings of upendo for him were there even when she was a pup, but since she was too young to understand what upendo was, and had spent so long at Alpha School, these feelings were forgotten. As they traveled together from Idaho back to Jasper, she began to slowly realize these feelings, but fought them off because she knew that it would never work. I do believe, though, that the moment where she first fell in upendo with him was when they had kubeba trouble up on the mountain. Once again, he saves her life, and for the first time in forever, he shows her what it truly means to have fun. This leads them to the scene in the train, where they laugh and play like two pups in love, then finally, though they may not be consciously aware of it, when they howl together that night, they express their upendo for one another. Obviously Kate realizes this when they are finished and this leads to everything else that we saw occur on the train.
I have only two zaidi topics of discussion before we close this segment on the first Alpha and Omega movie and songesha on to the second: A Howl-iday Adventure.
What made Humphrey change his mind, and what would have happened if he never came back?
There are stories upon stories about the latter, and most, if not all of them follow the same idea. Kate married Garth despite what she felt in her moyo and together they bring that packs together, but when it is discovered that Humphrey is missing, she and Garth au others go out in tafuta for him, but he either refuses to come nyumbani au they remain with him and build a pack of their own. However, I like to believe that it would not be quite so simple. I like to think that Humphrey would do anything but prosper as a lone wolf, and I doubt that Winston au Eve would allow Kate to go in tafuta of Humphrey because why waste so much time on an omega?
But let's songesha away from this and backtrack a bit to when Humphrey was on the train. We all know he comes back and it was the greatest thing to happen to the park, but he seemed pretty set upon leaving. Why would he come back if he knew he had nothing to come back to?
They say that upendo is blind, so maybe despite what his head told him, he would make one last desperate attempt to win her moyo and change the law of the packs.
au maybe as he thought about it, he realized something that he had missed. He realized that Kate loved him too, so he thought that maybe if he was lucky, she would back out and come clean, which she did.
au maybe he just was not strong enough to leave.
And finally, what did Kate and Humphrey whisper to each other following the stampede?
The moment where it appears as though Kate had died and Humphrey would never get to tell her that he loved her is one of the most emotion fueled moments I've ever seen in a cartoon feature, but let's talk about after that.
Kate tells Humphrey that she wanted to tell him something then begins to whisper in his ear.
I believe that what she did was tell Humphrey how she felt, that she did not marry Garth, then began to secretly go through the marriage process kwa nibbling on his ear.
Humphrey tells her he loves her too then nibbles on her ear and finally, they rub noses, indicating that they were now married. So even if they were still denied kwa the packs to marry, they were still technically married.
And in the words of Forrest Gump: "That's all I have to say about that."
