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The Griffon: A Narrative Fiction
Big Tim, the giant, phone died again. Furious he adventures up the mountain to relieve anger. Not surprising because big tim was a peaceful teenager when his phone was alive, but when the bald headed giants phone died and he couldn't text or play games, oh the things he would do. All though nothing was as bad as what I'm about to tell you now.

Walking up the giant ,steep mountain, a griffon accompanied him trying to cheer him up by dancing and flying, but big tim didn't care he took his anger out on the griffon. Big Tim kicked the griffon in it’s right side. “You dumb griffon!” he yelled, not hurting the griffon bad, but the griffon still had a bruise.
On the way to the top he saw a cave. The griffon still tried to cheer him up, as he met a witch in the cave who told him, “Don't hurt that griffon”. But big tim has no chill and kicked the griffon as hard as he could off the mountain.
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His voice growing fainter and fainter as he fell farther and farther down the steep mountain until you couldn't see or hear him again., Too bad for Big Tim the griffon could FLY!...

Big Ttim climbed farther up the mountain to the tippity top where he met the witch and the griffon the griffon wanted the witch cast a spell on the griffon making him lay a tiny little egg and big tim was like “what's that little thing” and then super nemo busted out of the egg nemo was small but very mighty he brought down the giant and taught everyone a lesson. So every once in awhile near the day Big Tim died his spirit (the northern lights) comes the alaska reminding everyone to respect and listen to their

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