Tamara freezes the second she hears the roaring voice of Arkain, thus becoming a nice target for the broom handled by the anthro-zebra. The zebra, who has started chasing Tamara along with the deer, was in the middle of another attempt to hit the tigress cub with her broom when she hears Arkain. She turns her head to look at Arkain, but her arms does finishes their movements, and hits the poor Tam quite hard, sending her stumbling across the room, rolling like a furred ball on spilled food and broken dishes, yelping, getting even more messy, and also getting some more slight cuts.<br/><br/>She remains curled up on the ground, laying on the food, scared and trembling, eyes tightly shut, not even daring to let out a mew of pain and distress. The tigress shivers as she hears Arkain yells at both waitresses, thinking he's yelling at her for all the mess. One of her ears perks a bit, and she raises her head very slowly when she hears her name and the soft calm tone of his voice. She's still shivering, but sees your warm and kind smile, which reassures her a bit.<br/><br/>Tamara uncurls slowly, and pads to her daddy slowly, still afraid tho, carefully avoiding to go any closer to either the zebra or the deer. She glances at them, obviously afraid, and especially of the zebra. It is quite obvious that her right hindleg is hurting her a lot, given the way she pads to Arkain, kinda avoiding to put her right hindpaw on the floor. She nearly slips and falls on the spilled food several times, but make it to Arkain.<br/><br/>A doubt fills her mind as she closes to her adopted father. Isn't that another trap? Isn't he talking all nice and smiling to her to have her come to him, then he'll punish her, beat her or who knows what? She slows down and seems to hesitates as she comes only a few steps away from him, ears lopsided, her tail still tucked between her legs, not knowing what to do.