The Cookie Monster Research Paper

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In the story I am going about to tell you is about, the cookie monster is trying to catch the the Loch Ness Monster because of a reason inside the story. This story is fiction if it has someone like the cookie monster inside of it. The fact that the Lock Ness might be really debatable if it is true or not. I believe the facts that I have heard on TV, and the cookie monster is just a man in a costume used for entertaining little kids. The Cookie Monster also went to rehab because of his addiction. That didn’t work because he was smuggling it into the rehab facility.
It was in Scotland on Loch Ness Lake, and it was March 15, 1989. The Cookie Monster heard the stories about the Loch Ness Monster (Nicknamed “Nessie”) and he was determined to catch

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