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"His life seconds numbering, tick, tock, tick, tock. It stopped, short, never to go again, when the old man died." -- My Grandfather's Clock.
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| [fancypost bgcolor=transparent; border-top: 0px solid transparent; border-left: 0px solid transparent; border-bottom: 2px solid white; border-right: 3px solid transparent; border-radius: 0pt 0pt 20pt 20pt; height:200px; width:350px; overflow: auto; color: white; font-family: times new roman; text-align: justify;]Oh wonderful, he had captured yet another Thunderclanner. The Puppet chuckled and dragged the one called "Colorpup" towards a tree that he already had prepared A wooden 'x' made of two planks and a nail was resting on one of the lower branches of the tree, four fishing wires tied around each end. One for the front left leg, one for the front right leg, one for the back left leg, and one for the back right leg. If he was lucky, he could get the hooks in his captive's wrists before she woke up, but it was likely the pain of the first would be enough to wake her. He decided it was best to wait. In the meantime, he sat down and dropped his light blue and dark lilac present-like satchel, which held things like, but not limited to: bloodied fish hooks of different sizes, wires, maybe an eye or two, etc. He pulled out his most precious item from the bag, his music box. It was the only tune in the world that soothed him. He cranked it and it played My Grandfather's Clock, though it was only one verse. "Ninety years without slumbering, tick tock tick tock His life's seconds numbering, tick tock tick tock But it stopped. Short. Never to go again, When the old man died..." He knew it by heart, or rather memory, since he did act quite heartless. Once that verse was finished, it repeated twice before it ran out and had to be rewound.[/fancypost] |
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