Davy Jones: The Kidnap Of Bostin

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The kidnap of Bostin
Along time ago, in a land far far away lived a man named Davy Jones. Davy lived in a huge castle but it was not what he ever wanted. Creatures roamed that castle grounds and a enormous forest seemed to almost encase the castle.The closest village,named Brothersville with just a few hundred people, to him was miles away. Davy was not your typical man. He had a scar that ran across his eye.
Davy wanted more then his castle, Davy wanted the world. Every corner of earth, every continent, and every country was going to be his and he was determined to make it that way. He knew he had to start small so he made a plan. He would sneak into Brothersville in the darkest hour of the night and kidnap the mayor and propose himself as the leader.He decided to execute his plan on Tuesday night knowing that people would not stay up late for the day ahead of them. He thought this was a great plan but he obviously did not know who the mayor was.
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It was a very average day for Dowers. He woke up, and took a walk around the small town. And like a average day, He stopped at the coffee shop to read and talk with his friends.
Dowers was the mayor of Brothersville. He had a moustache that resembled the monopoly guy and was loved by his townsfolk. They loved him so much that there had not been another mayor of Brothersville for over half a century. Dowers had grown up in the north but had moved south to find work.
Just 6 o'clock was sounded by the church bells, Jones arrived in a horse drawn buggy at the humble town ready to execute his plan. But he was hungry so he went down to the pub for some food and

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