>>11392315Why not.
>>11372960You, a humble chicken farmer, have been dealing with nightly raids on your livestock for almost a week straight. Losing one hen a night is becoming quite costly, and it's clear to you now that a predator has sourced your farm as a prime hunting ground. You move all your animals inside for the night and lay a trap - a simple rope-and-stick tripwire which'll cause the door of the hen coop to shut behind it. You bid farewell to Dorothy, a sickly hen, and leave her inside the coop as bait, then go to sleep.
Sure enough, you awake to the sound of scratching and banging at wooden walls, and upon investigation, you find a bewildered young foxgirl with blood on her face and feathers scattered everywhere. She's clearly been raised as a wild child, and doesn't seem to communicate in anything but a series of growls and grunts. You've caught the perpetrator, but what to do with her?
A) Adopt her as a pet-slash-daughter. Foxgirls have similar intelligence to humans and can think past their animal instincts, so you spend your days teaching her how to speak and work the farm. Taking to civilization like a duck to water, within a year you've got yourself a fantastic farmhand and perhaps a blushing bride.
B) Adopt her as a pet, but don't teach her the ways of human communication. You've got a thing for animal girls and you'd prefer she play the part. Establishing boundaries and obedience, you quickly found her to be a loyal guardfox and, in mating season, an incredible bedwarmer...
C) Adopt her as a pet of sorts, although she would say differently if she knew how to speak. Keep her locked inside a chain-link enclosure and have her repay your lost chickens with her body for the rest of her life.
D) Just shoot her brains out.
This isn't a CYOA, it's a multi-ended prompt. You could disregard all of these ideas and do something else too.
