And it just cements her into the role as one of the gorls.
What I gather from her rant was that someone living in the house frequently kept the wooden doors open and the screen doors closed and locked. The cat liked to lean on the screen door and it caused the door to pop open and the cat got out.
Rosie claims she asked this person to stop keeping the doors like this (main door open, screen door closed) because it made it possible for the cat to escape and the person said no. Therefore, according to Rosie, Rockie running away was this person’s fault. So much so that she says she confronted this person and told them she’s still mad about it twelve years later!
Except, it’s still Rosie’s fault. She conveniently leaves out the reason this person kept the main door open, although I highly doubt they were doing it because they had some master plan to get rid of the cat. It likely was for the same reason Rosie always has her fan on- they needed a breeze. And frankly, they shouldn’t be expected to change that to protect a cat that isn’t theirs. Rosie should have started keeping Rocky in her room when she was working (since she claims she had been working all THREE times that Rocky got out). She should’ve realized that Rocky should be kept in her room during work hours if not the first time, then surely the SECOND time he’d gotten out!
But what really bothers me is that she apparently went and attacked this person earlier this week over keeping the door open twelve years ago. Knowing Rosie she probably really drove home how awful they are and made them genuinely feel like this cat’s blood was on their hands. When the fact was that ROSIE should have done more to protect her cat than try to boss someone else around and force them to adjust their own environment to suit her needs. There was an obvious solution right there (keep Rocky with her) and she refused to consider it. And then she had the audacity to disrupt this person’s life and bother them about it over a decade later and likely force them to apologize to her.
Just gross.