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dashes inside her house and when she comes back out she has a little box of Milk Duds. She offers one to me and I gratefully accept. When we finally get to the Carnival, almost all the excitement of coming here in previous years came flooding back. Lizzie squealed and took off towards the ticket booth. After she had bought more tickets than I care to say, we gazed at all the rides that were so familiar. After a long pondering, Lizzie finally decided which one to go on first. She chose the Yo Yo which made me sick afterwards because it goes around in circles while lifting you up and down. It was so much fun being able to spend a whole day with my best friend. When we were in line for the ride called Space Alien, I turned around to see the belt buckle of the tallest man I had ever seen. He had a scraggly beard and wore all black. I also recognized him as one of the men my Dad said were the Blue Willows.
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