Lotor's Salk: Liberation of the Rat(s)

A Story by Abishai100

A defiant alien prince (Lotor) transforms into a Salk scientist to create a lab-rats revolution about pure civilization danger!

A science-parody inspired by the searing novel Racso and the Rats of NIMH. Hope you like,

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Now, Prince Lotor had been a defiant monarch on the planet where his stubborn father (Emperor Zarkon) reigned, but the defiant Lotor had created a special 'maze' of beauty-driven privacy to 'evade' the edicts of his father's dominion, making him a modern messenger of dream intelligence and sensuality-diaries.

Lotor now turned his monarch-attention to Planet Earth and therefore transformed into an Algerian-American Salk Institute scientist named Amlan Satan, studying the 'shapes' of species liberty-behaviors conducive to subverting the governance diadems of oppressive science-dialogue. He'd become a 'nerdist' of Earth civilization notes!

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LOTOR (Amlan Satan): At the 'prestigious' Salk Institute on Earth, I shall liberate the caged rats of lab-experiments of death!

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Lotor (Amlan Satan) now had found an 'ingenious' way to market on cyber-blogs the regularized slavery of Salk lab-rats so as to offer them subversive experiment-lab stimuli to promote their liberation from their caged dungeons, giving them music signals and food credits to make them feel more...defiant.

SALK PRESIDENT: We worry that this new scientist Amlan Satan is working with the lab-cage rats of NIMH to create defiance.

Sadly, a rival Salk scientist named Esmerelda had discovered this scientific 'vision' of Satan (Prince Lotor) to manipulate the lab-cage rats to create 'liberty' diagrams in the underground and defamed him as a 'dollar' revolutionary!

LOTOR (Amlan Satan): I'll make an inventive lab-cage diorama to illustrate the Salk-rats as 'messengers' of brain-doctors!

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The only hurdle in this liberty-propaganda 'race' in Earth civilization, at the famed Salk Institute, is that this very-defiant Prince Lotor (Amlan Satan) worried that all this conversation surrounding experimental rat-behavior(s) would serve as a simplified signpost of capitalism/democracy contradictions and hypocrisy. After all, the American 'empire' had been based on the contouring of maze-running and profiteers.