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boyfriend or chocolate? Rachel wanted both, but she had to concede that
chocolate was much less complicated. Too bad for Rachel: All the chocolate in
the tri-state area had been swiped by the notorious chocolate bandits. As a result,
she donned a cape and mask and became the Chocolate Avenger! Rachel started her
mission to take chocolate from the rich and provide it to the poor. Once the
poor received this sweet, generous act of love, they asked Rachel if she could
help them send some chocolate to the wealthy again, but with the poor on board.
Seeing
this as a worthy cause, Rachel tried to create ideas on how to give love and
chocolate to the wealthy. But the wealthy just focused on becoming richer.
Clearly, the wealthy were poor in spirit and in chocolate, because the
chocolate bandits were still on the loose.
Suddenly,
Rachel had a revelation! She would become a vegan and use the money she saved
on her new, smaller lifestyle to help educate others in need of Valentine love
and understanding. So in an attempt to correct this, she created a machine that
would summon nothing but chocolate and honey buns. The honey buns became
animated and started to request if they could eat chocolate, too.
“Maybe
it won’t be a bad idea,” thought Rachel. “But this kind of cannibalism could
set a bad precedent.”
It
concerned her so much that she gave up chocolate! She also decided to give up
incoherent plot structures because she was getting so confused. She heard the
Paper Hearts Workshop at Madonna was fast approaching, and decided to submit
her favorite piece of poetry about zombies.
I finally recognize the perils of narrative anarchy...
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