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| Trapped between those loaves as I was, I didn't know what to do. I thought that this giant had already eaten my parents, and that I would be joining them in the nasty pit of his colossal stomach. | |
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| Just then, I heard a terrible buzzing noise. I maneuvered my head to the edge of the loaves to see what was going on. I soon saw the source of the loud buzzing--a giant fly! | |
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| The behemoth had spied that fly as well, and the giant smiled even more than when he had seen me. Before I knew what for, the giant dropped me and the bread. | |
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| As I looked up, I saw him cup his hands and catch the fly. Then, he popped the nasty insect into his mouth!! I had been dropped in favor of a fly. Luckily, the vision ended before I fell to earth. | |
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| And why on Earth, my tongue-wagging wizard, did you wish to relate this vision to me? Is it a parable warning of danger to myself or my kingdom? | |
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| No, Your Restlessness, 'twas merely too long to submit to "Reader's Digest." | |
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