[ So far, Nick thought he had really gotten the hang of this whole police officer thing. Turns out a fox could be something other than just sly and clever. Oh, he still had both of those qualities and used them to his advantage, of course, but for a cause much more worthy than hustling. And on the days he wasn't feeling completely confident in his abilities on the force, a certain little rabbit was always there to encourage him in her own, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed way. Always full of optimism and way too peppy sometimes for her own good.

But they were almost always together, partners who worked together well, and when other officers talked about one of them, they were usually talking about the other one, as well. Take their current case, for example. It hadn't been easy, but they'd captured their lead witness. When it came time for questioning, they'd decided to do it together. But before they went into the little interrogation room... Nick held Judy back for a little pep talk.]

Hold up there, Carrots. Before we do this, here's a little Interrogation 101. [He poked her gently in the chest with one furry paw.] You're the bad cop, I'm the good cop. I talk reasonably and make the guy feel comfortable, then you start to go a little unbalanced and all twitchy around the ears. It'll be perfect, and especially because he won't see it coming.

No offense of course, but this guy seems dumb enough to still go by the ole predator/prey stereotypes, if you know what I mean.