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North Star Ship Monologue
It has been a while since I’ve last wrote to you. Do you remember me? Well it’s Tess. Anyway, I have some… well unfortunate news for you, The North Star ship has sunk just recently. Turns out that a three-eyed fish made it sink. I heard this from a friend of mine and I’d like to share it with you. I would had sent you a map from where they sunk but um.. our cartographer is sick. So here’s the story...

One afternoon, a three eyed fish came upon the ship. The crew on deck were being taught how to tie knots, (they don’t know how…) Anyway, the fish thought, “I should ruin this landfall of a ship.” And just like that he began to break off pieces of the ship. All of the sudden the crew felt a rumble. The ship rumbled again. Honestly, this was

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