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The Monsters On Maple Street Short Story
The Monsters on Maple Street
The noise was unbearable, all the screaming, “Tommy did it!” “No, Steve did it!” everyone was taking sides and not caring if it tore them apart. There were rocks being thrown, people holding pitchforks, and torches. Nobody was doing reflective thinking, all were jumping to conclusions, about Steve, Tommy, and aliens
Everyone was in agony...people fighting, bricks being thrown through windows, accusations being thew everywhere. It began explicited when someone shot a gun in the air

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