The Wall Monologue

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Once upon in an old forest with wild animals, once lived a mouse. One day the mouse was walking around the forest and he look at the lion sleeping. Wow! These are very comfortable hair. Why don't I play with them because the Majesty was sleeping? The mouse thought. La-la-la-la! " Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch up pile of waters, Jack fell down and broke his crown and Jill came tumbling after." The mouse sang while sliding on the lion’s hair. As the mouse was playing with the lion, the lion woke up. The lion roar and grab the mouse in his hand. Oh majesty. The king of the jungle. Please forgive me, I want to tell you something, the mouse said as he trembles. Continue, the lion responds.

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