I Love Gaea Analysis

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Gaea just had our baby, a delicate individual with a whole life ahead of him. Alex, protector of humanity, shall rule this wonderful colony in The Uncharted Forest, now named Jerusalem, which I read about in the Bible saying, “Built as a city that is bound firmly together”. It is like this. Me and my people have built more houses with more fences to protect it from the things that made the other men not return, if any.

I have learned so much since I started reading all the manuscripts. I have learned that my new invention, the glass box, is called lightbulb. I learned this beautiful word, as beautiful as its meaning. The word is wife. I couldn’t be happier than I am now. I may lament and pity all the ones who chose not to be here and know the true meaning of life.This life in which a man can be liberally enjoy the perfect beauty of living.We have also grown stronger, braver, and smarter, for anything that blocks our path. I will not be rejected, as the Home Of The Scholars did.

All of this could have possibly been our life forever, but my only brother, my friend, has betrayed me. International 4-8818, named Aesop because of his unclearness, has abandoned us. We are in danger, and we have to act quickly. We must move and leave everything behind. Considering that we don’t know where he has gone, Aesop could be telling anyone where we are. We will
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This morning was no different, although she seemed perturbed. She was mostly acting normal, but she was distracted by something. I simply asked her, “Is there something bothering you?”. Gaea uneasily responded, “We, I mean, I have been thinking about our baby, I don't want him to grow in a forest like a monkey.” “Don’t worry,” I assured her, “ We will raise him as one of us.” “ You promise me that he will be no different?” “ Of course.” However, I didn’t even know how to raise a child, at all, but I guess nature will teach me and as the days pass, I hope to be a good

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