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Hansel And Gretel Using Integration By Suggestion Morrison
C. Hansel and Gretel: A little boy and a little girl got abandoned in the woods because their stepmother did not want them in her house, lost and scared they arrived at a rather unusual house made of sweets and candy which belonged to a witch who, in Morrison’s words, was older than death and wanted to eat them. The 2 children eventually killed her and they get back home with a basket full of gold to find that their stepmother had died so they lived happily ever after with their father.
Using integration by suggestion Morrison included this fairytale in the following passage:
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