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The Pumpkin Monologue
October 31st, 1992, a mom named Kate and her 14 year old daughter Jill. They were eating breakfast. “This tastes funny, kinda like rubber” said Jill. “I’m using a new pan for the eggs.” said Kate. “Not the eggs the water” responded Jill. “I don’t know then” said Kate. JIll went to school. Kate was feeling bored, so she went out to her porch. There was a pumpkin sitting on the railing. She picked it up it felt heavy too heavy. It was filled with smooth black rocks. They had etchings on them. She put the pumpkin it the trash. Five hours later. Jill came home and said “I like your pumpkin”. Kate quite puzzled, walked out and saw it. The pumpkin was back. She smashed the pumpkin on the brick pavement. The etchings on the rocks now glowing
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