Kit squeaked in dismay as the bag closed over him and he was thrust into darkness once more. Moments later, the bag around him was bouncing up and down. This has to be the bounciest stomper ever! All of that up and down and not having solid ground under him made Kit start to feel sick...
A small retching sound, too quiet for Mok to hear, signaled the loss of Kit's lunch, as it were. When Mok finally released the skunk, there was no movement for several moments. To Kit, the world was still spinning, and it took a while for him to realize that the ground was, in fact, under him now. Soon he realized that there was also a bit of light in front of him and - sniff, sniff - FOOD-THINGS!
After the day he'd had, Kit deserved this. He waddled his achy body out of the sack and plopped down in front of the food-thing pile, whereupon he began systematically devouring the lot. He was too distracted by the food to notice that he was surrounded on three sides, and he was nowhere near as worried as he should be about the bouncy stomper just outside.