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I've always liked the idea that corgi comes out of a war zone, and inspires hope along the way. The way I see it;
>In war torn nation, possibly Israel or Syria or other, family packs up and becomes refugees
>They couldn't take the dog along
>Kid gives dog a hug, "Don't worry, be a good dog , okay?"
>Family disappears in the middle of the night
>Time passes, and the dog waits outside
>The soldiers feed it, pet it, some are even cruel to it
>It still waits and watches the house
>Conflict escalates, bombs are dropped
>The dog's house colapses because of the blast
>Still having hope, it digs itself out of the rubble and goes to find it's family
>Fighting in the street, soldiers and militia stopping to watch a snow white corgi trot by, feeling like somehow, something had changed. The fighting stops for that day, people finding that their hearts were too full of hope to make room for hate.
So hope corgi travels up through europe, leaving a trail of hope in his wake. A kid stands up to his bullies. A corporate giant makes an ethical decision. A business man gets off a ledge and starts talking to his daughter again, because tomorrow might be okay. The corgi is nearing the last leg or it's journey, finding that while it's heart can only continue it's body is failing. That's when the blue ring of hope finds it.
>It uses it's new powers to go to a hospital in a city in the UK, where a child with third degree burns site in a hospital bed
>The child is overjoyed to see the corgi again. The nurses remark they never thought the child would resume speaking.
>Together, they watch the sun rise. It's very poetic.
It's sort of cliched and overly complicated, but i like to think it does hope corgi justice.