Creative Writing: Genocide

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Once upon a time, their lived a family. One day the family decided to go on a walk in the picnic area. “Let’s go for a walk in the picnic area” said the mother Christy. So they did! “I think we need to go home now” said the dad John. They walked five steps baulk until the big sister sue said, “I think ifs this way not that way.” And so they walked the way Sister Sue said it was. But the problem was that they kept walking and walking but they never reached home.” I think we got lost” said mother Christy. And so they had to sleep in the woods. When they had woken up, the middle sister Clarabelle said, “Auuugh, I’m so bored.” “Well, you’re not the only one that’s bored here, right dad?” “Umm yeah! We’re all having lots of fun together!” “Fun?

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