Acid Ed: And that�s it. There goes your docile kitty cat.
The trained, heavily domesticated leopard on a leash is handed over to Diggzy. The leopard rubs up against his legs and starts purring.
Diggzy Brown: Thanks man, this made it so damn easy. But I still gotta hurry. We never took into account how much time it would take for me to walk to the location I was SUPPOSED to go to, drop off the GPS transmitter to make it look like I was staying there, come all the way over here, grab the animals, go back to where I left the transmitter, and then head over to Davros. Sure, it makes catching the animal easier� but in all that extra time it takes, that doofus nobody Sam Elliot has actually been catching up. I mean, he�s always been a step or two behind me� but he�s getting close.
Acid Ed: Well then hey, stop talking and start moving. I�m out of here. Remember, I was never even here!
Diggzy Brown: Heh. Of course not. Who are you again anyway? Some random zoo employee? Sorry, wouldn�t know. I didn�t even come over this way.
Acid Ed: Exactly.
He climbs back in the truck as Diggzy turns around and heads back to the Leopard habitat to retrieve his armband.
Coincidently enough, that leopard area Cat Canyon is also a pathway that leads to where the crocodile habitat is at, meaning that Sam Elliot will be passing by there in a few moments. But not quite yet, as he notices a nearby signboard.
Sam Elliot: Hrm... what's this? Ah. It has all sorts of information about handling dangerous animals on it. Damn... I wish I had noticed this before I had to catch that damn stingray... the tail really hurt when it slapped against my arm! And the baby rhino... let's not even go there!
These are, of course, stories that you will never see any more about, since they happened in the time frame that we cut through. However, Sam looks through the many pamphlets around... some on the animals he had to deal with on this day.
Sam Elliot: Hrm... Field Guide to Handling Venemous Snakes... Field Guide to Great Apes... hey wait! What's this one here?!
Sam Elliot: Uhmmm, Ooooo...kay.
He tosses that field guide away in a nearby trashcan, and continues along his shortcut through cat canyon.
Sam Elliot: Ugh� back here again. I wonder where that leopard that was chasing me ended up. I hope that zookeeper isn�t around here and doesn�t see me again� and� hey wait� Diggzy�s last animal is the leopard, isn�t it? DAMN! I don�t see him around anywhere. Does that mean he�s already got it and he�s gone back to Davros? He couldn�t have not gotten here yet� he left a long time ago! This is NOT GOOD.
As he walks along, he spots something hanging from a nearby gate.
Sam Elliot: Wait a sec� that�s one of those armbands they gave us to track us. What�s it doing there?
As Sam walks up to look, Diggzy comes walking around the corner of the trail, whistling and walking the frisky leopard.
Diggzy Brown: *whistle*� Uh-oh. Better turn back and hope he didn�t see-
Sam Elliot: DIGGZY BROWN! What the hell is this?! Where is your armband?
Diggzy Brown: Oh� wow� looks like I must have� uhm� accidentally let it fall off when I jumped that fence there to get to this leopard. Thanks for finding it, man. And sorry you didn�t get your crocodile yet. Guess it must suck to be a loser like you.
Sam Elliot: You�re not coming from the direction of the leopards! You came from the other way� and I was in with those leopards� that�s not one of them. That�s no wild cat!
Diggzy Brown: Just because you can�t sooth the hearts of these beasts and tame them like I can doesn�t mean I should be disqualified. I�m coming from the other direction because I had to take a leak. So why don�t you shut up, give me my damn armband back, and get out of my way!
Sam Elliot: NO WAY� CHEATER! You�ve been leaving this armband behind and then instead of catching animals� have just been picking them up from somewhere else.
Diggzy Brown: CRAZY TALK. Now I know why you�re slumming in a craphole like DRW.
Sam Elliot: HA! We�ll see if Davros believes that when I take this armband to him.
Diggzy Brown: Yeah, you�ll have to actually do that though. Which you won�t be able to do after I kick your ass and take it back from you. Then all it will be is your word against mine� with no evidence that I ever took that thing off. NOW SICK�EM, LEOPARD!
The Leopard rolls over and puts its belly in the air, wishing for it to be rubbed.
Diggzy Brown: Guess we�ll just have to do this the old fashioned way then, huh?
The two glare at each other, ready for some� dare I say it� wrasslin!