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Go here. Do this. Say that. Move your arms like this –no no no, like this. You’re moving too fast, you’re moving too slow. Stop bouncing so much.
And do I have any choice in this?
No, of course not.
Just do as the man behind the camera says.
And what the man with his hand up your innards says.
It sucks being a puppet.
And do I have any choice in this?
No, of course not.
Just do as the man behind the camera says.
And what the man with his hand up your innards says.
It sucks being a puppet.
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The Knight of the Castle
It was a brief story found hiding between the legend of Sir Gawain and a tome of German lessons- thin and with a nondescript title. Nothing of note, yet it piqued Beatrice’s curiosity. She frowned softly to herself as she read.
It started, as many stories do, with its protagonist losing everything to personal tragedy.
Sir Lawrence arrived at the castle Rosenbaum without anyone or anything left in his world. He had no wealth or land, and his once-silvered tongue had turned to lead in his mouth. All he could offer in exchange for a place to stay were his proficiencies with a sword and mount.
The king and queen accepted, sympathetic to
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Oreuk, the old Gravedigger put his shovel down as he sat under the twisted branches of the dead Oak tree that stood at the edge of the Grave yard, the night air was quiet and crisp, the moon and starlight flickering through the clouds.
"Hmmm… another of those nights." He mumbled as he turned to pay attention to the side of the graveyard nearest to the temple of Shiv. Just as expected, a partially decomposed body rose from it's casket, that had been unearthed a week ago, the quiet sizzling crackle of electricity could be hardly heard as the corpse animated.
The Gravedigger walked towards the newly animated undead, his shovel on his sho
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Day 11 of Flash Fiction Month.
65 words.
Heh heh heh.
65 words.
Heh heh heh.
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I did not expect Mr. Bibbles to be a puppet. This was great!