I see how it is.

I was getting the cat inside for the night when all of a sudden she went after something and that something happened to be a raccoon. She didn't want the raccoon in her yard, but the raccoon was skittering across the cat mat laden wall and then I went closer to it and also picked up a flimsy bird bath that the birds never use and then the raccoon just grew taller. Then I called for assistance and the man came outside and the raccoon ran away. And I wondered why I had the "does not scare away the raccoon" energy, and then I remembered being a child and there were some raccoons in the backyard and they called the dog catcher to get rid of them. And at one point my father, who probably wasn't even 30 years old yet, was supposed to assist the dog catcher for free and he was standing in the backyard holding a big stick and a raccoon was snarling on the end of it and this makes me laugh now for some reason but I was trying to see what was going on. Get back. Get back, stay away, get back the adults yelled at me to stay away from the situation with the raccoon, so you know, they did have that instinct to protect children. So, good job. But now maybe I don't have such big scare away the raccoon energy. So.