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Billy Bob's Story Essay: Disturbing A Tree

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One day when Billy Bob was climbing a tree he fell and broke his arm on the way down as he snapped a tree limb. When he sat up to see what happened he started to hear a rustling in the bushes and slowly got up and started to run away from the noise as he was scared. He turns to catch a glimpse of what is pursuing him and he see’s a flaming dark figure running after him slowly falling apart. When Billy Bob turns back around he sees an odd sight of a streetlight bent all the way to the sidewalk making an arch over the road. The bulb of the street light then bursts into flames and explodes over Billy Bob when he runs under it. Slowly as Billy Bob regains consciousness he sees that the pursuer has left him and the road is turning into a liquid

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