Tobermory explained

First paragraph contradictory and straight forward in tone. Mocking and crude. More about characterization and making appin seem different and standing out from the crowd. 

First impressions are he is crazy for thinking of a beyond cat being

Cats signify loneliness in today's culture

Divest is to deprive 

Appin talks highly of himself and achievements

Appin seems to look down upon the guests as they do on him as seen in his address to my dear miss resker

Languid- slow relaxed slow movement 

Adroit- skillful in words

Once knew it was true and credibility was given to appin the guests were interested 

Velvet tread: soft walk and elegant sophisticated

Axminster is carpet which shows education of tober

Tabkes have turned and now the guests are the dumb ones and tober is laughing at their embarrassment

Tober is giving people a taste if their own medicine because guests talking bad about appin at beginning and judging him and now tober doing the same back 

Uneasy tone

Humorous even because guests are all gaucking at this cat magic being and making themselves look dumb like a fan girl who has just met her dream person. Tober is teasing them almost 

Balustrade : support/railing

Tober reflect on everyone else. 

In beginning of piece you think you get a sense of who appin is but you really get a sense of who everyone else is

Tober makes people aware of what thy say and do. He is like truth speaker 

The truth isn't always the best thing to say. Turns people against each other and people are so afraid to let others see who they really are that they create their own internal monster inside 

People selfish because going to kill tober but don't think of what that would do to appin

Panicked and offensive tone

Bite toast as if personal enemy and vindictive silence 

Sepulchral: relating to tomb 

Uncomfortable tone and mood

Paranoid

Lugubrious: looking or sounding sad or dismal

Trying to plot to kill tober? Is that what the guests are waiting for? 

Why did blue melt care if tober died? Didn't she want him dead?

Appin died due to trying to experiment of animal. Ironic that the only truth in this whole piece was what ended up dead.

It's like pushing something to hard to the breaking point and not knowing when to stop or when the things snaps. If you bend a stick enough it will snap and maybe flick a piece of broken wood at you and hurt you. Have to be aware if actions. 

Ironic