When the Eagle was just a young baby Eagle, he celebrated the holidays just like we all did. His family would get together and decorate the tree, hang stockings on the chimney, make 2 batches of cookies, one with razor blades in it just incase there's an imposter Santa again, and lighting off fireworks at the church during 12 o'clock mass. Just like the ones you read about in the books...about the Eagle. (2422 books written on "The Eagle") This year, the Eagle had just turned 6, they don't know what date the Eagle was born on exactly, but they figure it's sometime in the month of Awesome, on a leap year. He told his mom he wanted nothing more than a coffee and a carton of cigarettes. His mother shook her head, and rubbed his hair, and said "We'll see what Santa brings, I already told him you wanted coffee and cigarettes, hopefully they make them in the North Pole." So, Christmas eve came, and The Eagle laid in bed waiting for the arrival of the one, St. Nick. The Eagle, smoking his last cigarette, looked concerned as it had just passed midnight, and he hadn't heard a russling from the rooftops. He decided to make his way down to the kitchen to whip together a nice bedtime roast coffee. As he reached the bottom of the stairs, he noticed the cookies were gone, but no cigarettes or coffee was left for him.
The Eagle ran into his parents bedroom, only to be shocked to see their bedroom empty. There was a letter, and it read:
Dear The Eagle,
Your father and I have run off with Santa Clause for a crazy 3 way love fest that I can't see ending any time soon. We're leaving in..."
The rest were just scribbles, showing that there could have been a bit of a struggle. The Eagle went back downstairs and fixed himself another coffee, extra strong, and just stared at the baron empty christmas tree. He knew he was going to start crying if he didn't stop himself, so, he poked himself in the eye with an ornament hook from the tree to make the pain more bearable. Which lead to him spilling his coffee all over himself and the electrical sockets near the tree. The tree caught on fire almost immediately sending flames into the walls and curtains. The Eagle ran into his bedroom and grabbed his famous "The Eagle" poncho, his lighter, and his coffee cup, then ran out the door.
Staring up at his childhood home, watching it burn to the ground, and knowing that, that same night, his parents left, and Santa never showed up, pushed The Eagle to the breaking point. The ambulance, and firetrucks showed up with horns blaring, and lights flashing. They grabbed The Eagle and wrapped him in blankets to keep him warm, and seated him on the back of the ambulance and asked if he needed anything. The Eagle looked up, shiverring and cold, and said "I need a cigarette, and a coffee. Black coffee." The medic smiled and brushed off the child as if he were just immature. Until The Eagle grabbed the back of the medics pants as he was walking away and, and when the Medic turned around, The Eagle was standing on a stack of 3 medics he had just knocked unconsious, he looked at the medic and said "I need, a cigarette, and one black coffee. Please!" The medic gave The Eagle his cigarettes and ran off to grab The Eagle his coffee. When the medic returned, The Eagle grabbed his coffee, took a drag from his cigarette, looked at the medic and said "Thanks, you're a real chum." then just walked off.
The police searched for The Eagle night and day through the holiday season, but to no avail. When January 2nd came around, the police started getting word of a small child two towns over, who saved 8 people from a burning hotel while drinking his coffee and smoking a cigarette. And went to go look to see if that child was, in fact, the boy who left last holiday season. When the police got to the town, they blew through a red light, and hit a propane truck, flipping over a guardrail, and right next to the "Mo & Lesters Daycare". Writhing in pain, Officer Light, the passenger in the vehicle, looked at the driver, sniffed, and said "I didn't know you smoked!" Just then, a small, yet strong hand, reached in through the window, and pulled the man out. That same hand would reach in and grab the driver as well. After saving the two drivers, the hero flipped the gas truck back over, siphened the gas from the tank, and went on to fill up all of the townspeoples cars with regular unleaded.
Once it was all said and done, and the smoke cleared, a young The Eagle, smoking a cigarette, made his way towards the officers. "You!" the driving officer exclaimed, "It IS you!" The Eagle just sipped his coffee and smoked his cigarette. "We thought we'd never see you again. You...you're a hero!" The Eagle takes the last drag off of his cigarette, flicks it, looks at the officer and says "The Eagle is many things. A hero, he is not." A couple of the townsfolk came over holding a cake and some brownies, and offered them up to the Eagle for saving the town, and the children. The Eagle stared at the townsfolk and said "What I could really go for is a coffee, and some cigarettes." Almost instantly, the Eagle had a tall hot coffee in his hands, and a new pack of cigarettes. The Eagle nodded at the crowd, and walked off to his next adventure.