
by SaveTheCatSaveTheWorld
Isaac Abrahamson had a dream—or perhaps a fever dream. How else could he explain the strange screenplay that appeared overnight? Isaac has never written a script before and has no memory of writing this one, yet it’s in his handwriting. And why would he write a movie about a cat? He doesn’t even like cats! The plot thickens when Isaac spots the very same cat from his dream on a missing pet poster. Seeking answers, he embarks on a quest to find the lost feline, unaware that his search will turn his whole world upside down. Because this isn’t just any cat. This cat is the key to unraveling a cosmic conspiracy that stretches from the shadowy depths of Los Angeles’ Metro tunnels to the hills of Hollywood, and even to the stars beyond. It’s a race to find the cat and Isaac is up against a psychotic psychic, a ruthless movie producer, and a cabal of Nazi occultists. Time is running out, but help comes to Isaac from an unlikely pair of allies: a crass life coach with a penchant for chaos and the last scion of Christ. With every twist and turn in the mystery, Isaac realizes his cryptic screenplay is more than just a figment of his imagination. It’s a prophecy, one that will guide him on a mission to prevent the apocalypse. As fact and fiction collide, Isaac must confront a terrifying question: is he the author of his fate or merely an actor in someone else’s story? Either way, one thing is certain: if he can’t find this cat, it’s curtains for everyone.
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6/8/2026
Peak #49
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4/25/2026
Peak #48
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Peak #28
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Peak #50
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Rank updated 26 Oct 2026, 22:28 UTC
Entry forecast updated 26 Oct 2026, 22:28 UTC
Ranking model: rs-public-oracle-state-v1
Forecast model: rs-model-entry-v1
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Previously appeared on Rising Stars, but no supported current projection is available.
Collecting data. We've only observed this story once so far — funnel ratios need at least two snapshot days.