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Lead me, Muse, and explain the tale of the goddess, Hillono, who undertakes the task of defeating the evil god, Grump. In the presidential election she lost to him, and Hillono wants revenge. This is not only for herself, but for the people of america. Having this evil god as their “leader” was not their choice, it was his. Hypnotizing is what Grump does best. The four simple words: “Make America Great Again” is all it took to suck the good sense out of most citizens. All who listened to his last speech before the election have been tricked into believeing its for the better - what he says and does. Only the few that know his trickery have covered their ears for long enough. Fighting for the best, Hillono and these few storm the kingdom of Trump, utililizing their powers. As the journey continues, Muse, speak of the tale in our time. About to do his …show more content…
Just past midnight, everyone in the house is in their slumber. “Billono, Michellono, and Okrama, we shall start our journey now.” I whispered. Through the underground tunnel we crawled; and right in front of the Gold house we landed. There standing keeping guard of the house was a hypnotized guard. Stepping forward, Okrama begins to pour out the respect he holds for the country and its “great” leader, Grump. Knowing Okrama means well, we were let free into the Gold House. It was Billono and I who were now depended on to find where the monster was in the arms of Morpheus. Over to the room keeper we went, scavengering for information. “ I am Billono, the god of intelligence. Only one question you can ask, I will provide an answer and recieve the key to Grumps room. Fair?” Billono firmly spoke to the keeper, in hopes of recieving the key. “Are Oranges named Oranges because Oranges are Orange? Or is Orange called Orange because Oranges are Orange?” Uttered the confused room keeper. Too smart for that my husband was, “ Place the key in my palm, only one question was allowed.” To the room they

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