andrewbridgman:

A man tries to walk into a talent agent’s office, but is halted because he doesn’t have an appointment. He tries to explain to the security guard that he has a great family act that he just has to show the talent agent. The security guard insists that he make an appointment. The two start arguing….Meanwhile, the man’s family is sitting patiently in the waiting room, terrified. The mother calls 911 and describes the horrible act that the father has been practicing with them and was about to make them perform again for the talent agent. The police arrive shortly thereafter and arrest the man for rape, incest, assault, and assorted other charges. The trial brings national media attention, and drags on for months. Eventually, he is sentenced to over 100 years in prison, but is shivved after a few months by a fellow inmate and bleeds out before medical care can be given.

The mother, having moved on past the traumatic experience of living with this monster as a husband and father to her children, one day sees a movie playing on TV. She weeps for hours.

Her psychiatrist asks her what movie caused her reaction.

She responds: “The Aristocats!”