Wednesday, February 5, 2014
The Tale of the Flying Pig Part Two
Then The Big Bad Pig flew to Pig's house, he
knocked on the door, "hello?" he asked. He knocked on the door again and again.
Finally Pig answered the door, "geesh, be patient," he answered annoyed. When he
saw the The Big Bad Pig at his door he squeal, slammed the door in The Big Bad
Pig's face, and locked the door. "Pig, please listen to me, I've turned good
now." Not buying it, Pig answered the door anyways. "H..Hi," Pig stammered
obviously nervous. Then Pig thought, maybe he has turned good after all. So he
invited The Big Bad Pig inside. "So I've decided that you can be my assistant
after all," said Pig,"you may stay here for as long as you like and leave
whenever you want." That night The Big Bad Pig stayed and accidentally said his
plan out loud. Luckily that night, Mouse was looking for anything to eat near
Pig's house. Mouse decided to let Pig know about The Big Bad Pig's plan. The
next morning...... "That ugly git! The mayor won't even care if I'm dead because
he just wants to have the best museam in the world!"
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