We all know how the story goes and we all thought it had a happy ending. We were wrong. Decades later after much activism for the inclusion of red-nosed reindeer around the world, Rudolph, the movement’s founder was the victim of a violent reindeer attack.
More than 50 years after Rudolph’s debut on television to promote disadvantaged reindeer acceptance, Rudolph still just wants to play reindeer games, but the other deer continue to shun him. Now, things are escalating.
In Fort Nelson, British Columbia, the latest attack against the red-nosed freak was caught on camera. Police have yet to identify the deer captured in the attack.
“I ain’t seen nothin’,” said Donner. “We all just mind our own business, but that red-nosed freak always tries get into our reindeer games. He think’s he’s special because he’s Santa’s favorite.”
“There might have been a disturbance in the area, there might not have been,” said Comet. ” Whatever happened, I didn’t see it. I don’t know nothing about it.”
“Rudolph is a kind, sweet and loving soul, I wish the others would just let him be,” said Clarice. “He means well.”