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Hansel and Gretel“Have you seen such a particular sight before, Moduri?” An old crow asked his wiser companion, both sitting on their fat behinds upon a gnarled cherry blossom branch that held many centuries between its inner rings. Small timid footsteps beneath trampled its lost pink flowers, a set of tired eyes to the bread-crumb trail slightly hidden by it. “It’s curious, not many have escaped her thorny clutches and still kept their precious flesh” The other cawed lowly, tipping his blunt beak of silver to a low sun, trying to keep a pair of brass spectacles beyond the tip of unbalance. “The whole forest can smell their blood”.Hansel and Gretel
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