For the heck of it, run.

I knew it was unlikely that I was in any danger. I also figured that the chances of me being able to escape Winnie in her werewolf form were slim. Still, if I'm playing to a role, I might as well go all the way. I turned and ran. I could hear Winnie yowling behind me. I was a bit curious to how she would look transformed, but I was sure to find out later.

I headed for the wooded area of the park. Good a place as any. I ducked behind a tree, catching my breath and listening, sitting down. I didn't have to listen very hard. A long howl cut through the night. Oddly enough, it sounded feminine in and of itself. That was...different. The echo of the howl made it hard to tell how far away Winnie was. I paused for a moment. Would anyone who ran into her in her current state be alright? Would she ignore them? Perhaps running wasn't the best move.

What was that? Straining my ears, I picked up the sound of soft footfalls rapidly approaching. They slowed before coming to a stop. Next I hard an odd sound. Some kind of...wooden noise. The breaking of tree bark? Suddenly it occurred to me what it was. Winnie was running her claws along the side of a tree. Was she taunting me? I couldn't think of another reason for her to give away her position like that. Or maybe she was unaware of me and just sharpening her claws. Honestly, I wasn't expecting any of this.

In "Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School", Winnie is never human. It made sense though. How could she go about in public if she was always a werewolf? So they gave her a human form. That could prove...interesting. Very, very interesting indeed. There were a lot of things to consider. Would she remember me? Would she remember what she did as a werewolf in the morning?

My thought process was cut short by a gust of hot air on the back of my head and neck. ...of course. I really shouldn't have sat down. As I turned to face what I knew was Winnie, she pounced on me, pinning me down.

...I REALLY hope she recognizes me.