Why is the cat so perverse?

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  • When a cat enters a room with people, it tends to gravitate towards the person who is scared of cats, much to that person's horror.
  • The cat may rub against the person's legs and even jump onto their lap, causing further distress.
  • This behavior raises the question: why do cats act in such a perverse manner?
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If a cat enters a room where several people are talking,it is very likely to make for the one person there who has an abnormal fear of felines. To that individual's horrified disbelief,the animal then proceeds to rub around his or her legs and may even jump up on the person's lap. Why is the cat so perverse? 自分では手に終えません。 和訳お願いします(>_<)

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「猫が部屋に入ると何人かに人たちがおしゃべりをしています。そして、その猫があるいていく先に物凄い猫嫌いの人がいるなんてこともよくあります。当然その人はふるえあがる訳ですが、信じられないことに、その小動物は男女を問わずそういった人の足に体をすりよせながら歩いていきます。膝に飛び乗っちゃうこともあるくらいです。でもそういう猫ってなんでこんなにひねくれものなんでしょうね?」 即席の第一稿はこんな感じでしょうか?

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