Walrus．Winston

A hulking great walrus who is always in a bad mood because he is confined to land. According to him, he used to be a captain and owned a fishing boat that had the same name as himself. He greatly misses life at sea and is fed up with everything on land. The only thing he looks forward to every day is rain, which must be a feeling that only aquatic animals can really understand.

Winston's home is in a small seaside town. His family has been fishing for generations, and he inherited an old boat named <em>Winston</em> from his father, who was also called Winston. Winston Jr., himself a father to two sons and three daughters, thought he would live a peaceful and uneventful life, but the unexpected arrival of an eviction letter shattered his dream and ensured that his life would never be the same again.

Prospectors from Oceanic Petroleum discovered oil under the town's fishing harbor, and sought to exploit it. Of course, they offered the local fishing families a considerable sum of money to relocate. But Winston and his neighbors had lived there for generations. They could not turn their backs on the harbor that had provided for them over the years. So the fishermen, led by Winston, refused the company's offer.

However, with such huge profits at stake, Oceanic Petroleum was not willing to give up so easily. The executive in charge of the project spent vast sums of money to bribe and lobby officials, and eventually succeeded in bypassing the fishermen to take ownership of the harbor. Overnight, the unscrupulous company became the legal owner, while the innocent fishermen became trespassers.

Winston went to Oceanic Petroleum's executive to discuss the matter, but was mocked and ridiculed: "You stupid fishermen didn't want the money when we offered it! Now even if you come begging on your knees, you won't get a cent!" Anger, hatred, despair, and desperation swept over Winston like waves on a stormy sea. The force was too strong to resist, and he saw red. When he came back to his senses, the vile weasel was lying in a pool of his own blood.

The violent incident brought swarms of police and press to the town. Eventually, the purchase of the harbor by Oceanic Petroleum was ruled illegal. Winston had saved the fishermen's homes, but was sentenced to imprisonment for the frenzied assault. However, it is a price that he is more than willing to pay.