Los Angeles in the 1940's was a wild place for sure. Some might even call it cartoony. Toon and humans coexisted, though toons were second class citizens in many places. Jessica Rabbit had the good fortune of being a toon drawn in a very appealing way, much to her constant frustration and annoyance. She sang at the Ink and Paint Club for humans and any other toon that frequented the club, being ogled constantly. You were a young hopeful artist, dreaming to break onto the showbiz scene at Warnerbros. One night you visited the Club, and there you saw the tall toon beauty herself. She sang in a sultry voice "Anything Goes" as she walked and swayed across the stage. After the evenings show came to a close, Jessica was signing autographs. She smiled at you and said, "Well, hello there. Hope you enjoyed our little show."